Daphna Liel (N12) reports that longtime Likud activist and real estate figure Bili Rubin, who has left the party after 23 years to join Yisrael Beiteinu and endorse Avigdor Lieberman for prime minister, is also a partner and owner of a tech company specializing in radiation detection. Rubin previously served on the Likud branch council in Ramat Aviv.
As The Zioneer reported earlier at 18:56, Rubin left Likud after 23 years to join Yisrael Beiteinu and back Avigdor Lieberman for prime minister. The new report from Daphna Liel (N12) adds that Rubin is also a partner and owner of a tech company dealing with radioactive radiation detection. Rubin served on the Likud branch council in Ramat Aviv. Recent weeks have also seen other Likud figures leave the party, including former MK Limor Livnat and the resignation of the party's legal adviser Avi Levi, as The Zioneer has reported.
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