A former deputy mayor of Lod filed a petition Tuesday with the Likud party court demanding the expulsion of MK Tally Gotliv. The petitioner alleges that Gotliv threatened Prime Minister Netanyahu and harmed the Likud movement. The court has not yet ruled.
The petition, filed Tuesday at 10:34 Jerusalem time by an individual identifying himself as a former deputy mayor of Lod, requests the Likud party's internal court (Beit Din) to expel MK Tally Gotliv. The petitioner claims that Gotliv made threats against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and acted to harm the Likud movement. The specific nature of the alleged threats is not detailed in the filing.
The dispute is the latest episode in ongoing internal Likud tensions. The Zioneer has previously reported on conflicts between Gotliv and party leadership, including a prior petition by Netanyahu against another party member and Gotliv's own statements defending her loyalty. The Likud court has not yet issued a ruling on the current petition.
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