The Likud Constitution Committee will convene on Sunday to discuss party primaries and reserved candidate slots (shiryonim), according to a report by ynet.
The Likud Constitution Committee is scheduled to convene this Sunday, July 12, to discuss party primaries and reserved candidate slots (shiryonim), according to a report by ynet. The meeting comes amid ongoing internal Likud deliberations over the party's candidate selection process, which have included previous committee sessions, postponed votes, and legal petitions. As The Zioneer has reported, the committee has held multiple meetings in recent weeks, including a session on June 24 that was postponed, and a unanimous vote on June 28 to set primaries for August 4. The upcoming Sunday meeting will address the contentious issue of reserved slots, which has been a point of dispute among party factions.
3 developments
- StrongNetanyahu, Katz nearing agreement on Likud reserved slots ahead of primaries
- DevelopingNetanyahu offers Likud MKs specific reserved list slots amid infighting
- StrongLikud infighting intensifies over Netanyahu's demand for 10 reserved slots
- StrongLikud Constitution Committee to discuss reserved slots for Netanyahu on Sunday
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