The Likud party has published the positions of its reserved slot candidates on the final list for the upcoming Knesset elections, according to The Zioneer. The list includes Talik Gvili (9), Yaakov Bardugo (11), Elisha Medan (15), David Peter (16), Eli Goldschmidt (26), Itzik Bunzel (29), and Amir Avivi (35).
Likud published the final positions of its reserved-slot candidates on the party's list for the upcoming Knesset elections, providing specific placements for each reserved candidate. The list assigns Talik Gvili at slot 9, Yaakov Bardugo at 11, Elisha Medan at 15, David Peter at 16, Eli Goldschmidt at 26, Itzik Bunzel at 29, and Brig. Gen. (res.) Amir Avivi at 35. These numbers finalize the integration of candidates reserved by party leadership into the overall Likud list.
Earlier today, at 08:50 Jerusalem, Likud announced the addition of two new reserved-slot candidates: Brig. Gen. (res.) Amir Avivi, founder of the Securityists movement and former deputy commander of the Gaza Division, and former Labor Party MK Eli Goldschmidt, who has shifted rightward in recent years. In a separate earlier announcement, Prime Minister Netanyahu reserved a slot for Elisha Medan, a reserve soldier seriously wounded in Gaza who lost both legs, as the first reserved candidate on the Likud list. The progression from general announcements to specific slot numbers marks the finalization of the list composition.
The release of the full list with reserved slot positions follows the Likud primary results, which saw MK Eli Cohen finish first and several incumbent ministers fall out of realistic slots, as The Zioneer reported. The reserved slots are part of the party's process to shape the final candidate list ahead of the election.
All positions have now been confirmed, and the Likud list appears set for submission for the upcoming elections.
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