MK Efrat Rayten (Democrats) thanked 100,000 primary voters Monday evening, declaring the party 'the day after' and vowing to demand the Justice Ministry portfolio and 'fortify the foundations of democracy and the rule of law,' according to N12.
Following the Democrats party primary results Monday evening, MK Efrat Rayten, chair of the party's faction, thanked 100,000 primary voters and declared the party 'the day after.' In a statement reported by N12's Dafna Liel, Rayten vowed to demand the Justice Ministry portfolio and 'fortify the foundations of democracy and the rule of law.' The statement comes as the Democrats finalize their Knesset slate after the party's first primary, which saw over 100,000 registered members vote. Rayten's call for the Justice Ministry signals the party's ambitions in coalition negotiations, though the composition of the next government remains uncertain.
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