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Idit Silman Falls Short in Likud Primaries After Political Rise and Fall
Idit Silman, former coalition chair in the Bennett-Lapid government, failed to secure a Knesset seat in the recent Likud primaries, receiving 17,850 votes but ranking 25th. Despite her past influence, she lacked Netanyahu's support and was viewed skeptically by party members.
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What happened
- 01Idit Silman failed to secure a Knesset seat in the recent Likud primaries, ranking 25th.
- 02Silman was a key coalition chair in the Bennett-Lapid government but faced internal Likud pressure.
- 03She lacked support from Netanyahu and many Likud members questioned her credibility.
- 04Netanyahu praised the new Likud list for renewal and strength despite some veterans ranking low.
- 05Other notable politicians like Avi Dichter and May Golan also ranked outside realistic positions.
- 06Silman may attempt a political comeback despite her current setback.
The new Likud list highlights a generational shift, with several key figures placed in realistic winning positions, while Silman’s political future remains uncertain.
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