Zeev Elkin Responds to Likud Primaries Results, Calls Outcome Disappointing
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 35 minutes ago
What happened
Likud Minister Zeev Elkin responded to his 32nd-place ranking in the party primaries, calling it disappointing but respecting the rules. He highlighted his nearly 23,000 votes and explained his prior agreement to support Gideon Sa'ar's reserved slot. Elkin reaffirmed his commitment to Likud's victory and Israel's security policies, expressing no regret over joining the government two years ago, which he said stabilized the right-wing coalition and enabled key security actions.
- 01Zeev Elkin ranked 32nd in Likud primaries, a position he finds disappointing but respects.
- 02He received nearly 23,000 votes, placing 17th before party rules adjusted his spot.
- 03Elkin had agreed to give a reserved slot to Gideon Sa'ar to focus on foreign affairs.
- 04He praised Sa'ar's support and denied any personal regrets about government decisions.
- 05Elkin emphasized his commitment to Likud's victory and ongoing security policies.
- 06He credited his faction with stabilizing the government and enabling major security achievements.
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