Acting Likud director general Sharan extended by two days the deadline for MKs to decide whether to run on the national list or in districts, party sources said. The original deadline was set to close at 16:00 today. The extension follows delays in publishing the party court's decision.
Acting Likud director general Sharan has extended the deadline for party MKs to choose whether to run on the national list or in district primaries by two additional days, according to internal party updates. The original deadline was set to expire at 16:00 Jerusalem time today. The extension comes as the party awaits the publication of a decision by the Likud party court, which has been delayed. The Likud has been navigating internal disputes over the primary slate for weeks, with party court rulings and committee meetings repeatedly delayed, as The Zioneer has reported. Earlier this week, the party's constitution committee postponed a key debate, and the party court has been involved in multiple petitions regarding the primary regulations. The new deadline gives MKs additional time to finalize their list preferences amid the ongoing procedural uncertainty.
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