Likud activist Meir Cohen said Monday evening that no one has the right to appeal regarding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's comments about an organizing committee, according to Cohen's statement. The remarks come amid a question about whether the party's primaries will be canceled.
Likud activist Meir Cohen weighed in Monday evening on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent remarks about an organizing committee, asserting that 'no one has the right to appeal.' Cohen's statement, posted on his personal the source, came in response to the question of whether the Likud party's primaries might be canceled. Netanyahu's comments about the committee have fueled speculation about the primaries' fate, but no official decision has been made. Cohen's statement did not provide additional details on the committee's purpose or the status of the primaries.
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