The Likud Party Court has issued an interim order instructing the secretariat to halt the vote on reserving a candidate slot for MK Haim Katz, according to reports. The order applies even if the vote has already begun.
The Likud Party Court issued an interim order on Tuesday afternoon instructing the party secretariat to stop a vote on reserving a spot on the candidate list for MK Haim Katz. According to reports, the order applies even if the vote has already commenced. The move is the latest in a series of legal rulings regarding Likud’s primary process. As The Zioneer reported moments earlier, the party court had stopped an earlier vote on the same slot. The new order specifically targets the secretariat vote, deepening the procedural standoff ahead of the primaries. Background: The Jerusalem District Court previously blocked Likud from enforcing reserved slots, and the party court ruled that ballot wording was misleading. The current order freezes the secretariat vote pending further clarification.
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