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Likud Court Descends into Shouting Match Over Primary Election Fraud Claims
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
A shouting match occurred at the Likud party's internal court during a hearing on primary election fraud allegations. Recordings revealed a heated exchange between MK Etty Atia and attorney Hovav Damari, husband of Minister Gila Gamliel, exposing deep internal divisions.
- 01Likud's internal court hearing on primary fraud devolved into shouting.
- 02New recordings captured a verbal clash between MK Etty Atia and attorney Hovav Damari.
- 03The incident highlights significant internal divisions within the Likud party.
- 04Allegations of fraud in the primary elections are the source of the dispute.
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