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Likud Reverses Stance, Allowing MK Gottlieb's Move to Otzma Yehudit
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Likud party withdrew a legal petition, allowing MK Tali Gottlieb to transfer to Otzma Yehudit without resigning from the Knesset. This move, driven by Ben-Gvir's ultimatum and Gottlieb's desire to retain immunity, awaits a final decision from the Central Elections Committee chairman.
- 01Likud reversed its legal stance to allow MK Gottlieb's party switch.
- 02Gottlieb refused to resign to keep parliamentary immunity.
- 03Ben-Gvir issued an ultimatum to finalize the transfer.
- 04The decision now rests with the Elections Committee chairman.
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