The Likud party will appeal the Tel Aviv District Court's decision on its internal primaries, citing alleged irregularities in a ballot box associated with MK David Bitan, according to ynet.
The Likud party intends to appeal the Tel Aviv District Court's ruling regarding its internal primaries, alleging irregularities in a ballot box linked to MK David Bitan, according to ynet on Monday evening. The appeal is the latest development in a series of internal disputes within Likud over district primary results. As The Zioneer has previously reported, MK Bitan earlier demanded a recount and filed petitions, Prime Minister Netanyahu petitioned to overturn a party court ban on sitting MKs running in districts, and several branches appealed close results. The specifics of the District Court ruling being appealed are not detailed in the report.
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