Daphna Liel (N12) reports that longtime Likud activist and real estate figure Bili Rubin has left the party after 23 years, joining Yisrael Beiteinu and backing Avigdor Lieberman for prime minister. Rubin previously served on the Likud branch council in Ramat Aviv.
Bili Rubin, a real estate figure and longtime Likud activist, has announced her departure from the party after 23 years, joining the Yisrael Beiteinu party and expressing support for Avigdor Lieberman as prime minister. The announcement was made via N12 journalist Daphna Liel. Rubin, who served on the Likud branch council in Ramat Aviv, is also a partner in a technology company specializing in radioactive radiation detection. The move adds to recent shifts within the Likud party, as several members have left or announced departures in recent months.
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- Internal intake