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Social Equality Minister May Golan Accuses Likud Leadership of Undermining Her After Primary Results

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First reported by Now 14 · 2 hours ago

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Minister May Golan thanked her 19,214 Likud supporters but accused Netanyahu's office of undermining her in the primaries by labeling her "too right-wing." Despite securing 23rd place by votes, reserved slots pushed her down to 40th, excluding her from the Knesset list. She remains active politically and is under criminal investigation.

01May Golan thanked 19,214 Likud members who voted for her in the primaries.
02She accused Netanyahu's office of spreading false information and targeting her as "too right-wing."
03Reserved slots by Netanyahu limited realistic Knesset spots to 17, pushing Golan from 23rd to 40th place.
04Golan vowed the results will not weaken her commitment or grassroots support.
05She is leading efforts to involve Shin Bet in fighting Arab crime with a 567 million shekel budget.
06Golan is under criminal investigation for bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, pending prosecution.

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