Amit Segal: Israelis like primaries, but the casting director role is reserved for another

In a column published Tuesday, Amit Segal (N12) argues that while Israelis favor primaries, the ultimate decision on who leads the party is reserved for a different figure.

The column, published via N12, addresses the Israeli political system's approach to party leadership selection. Segal's commentary suggests that despite public support for primaries, the internal party structure ensures that the 'casting director' role remains with a specific individual. The full article is available at the provided link.

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