Likud activist Dor Harlev announced that the party's district slots will be allocated to bring in new candidates rather than benefit sitting members of Knesset, calling the move a victory for internal democracy. The change follows a successful internal struggle, according to reports.
Likud activist Dor Harlev, who initiated the internal struggle, announced that the party's district slots will be used to introduce new blood into the party rather than benefit sitting MKs. Harlev described the move as proof of democracy within the Likud. The announcement follows a successful campaign by party activists to change the allocation of slots for the upcoming primaries.
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