Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu examined three names over the past day for reserved slots on the Likud party list, according to N12 journalist Dafna Liel. The candidates are Talik Goali, attorney David Peter, and attorney Yoska Bina.
N12 journalist Dafna Liel reported Monday evening that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considered three candidates for reserved slots on the Likud party list over the past day: Talik Goali, attorney David Peter, and attorney Yoska Bina. The report adds two new names—Goali and Peter—to the list of candidates under discussion, following earlier reports today.
Earlier Monday at 13:05 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Netanyahu held a series of meetings to finalize reserved slots, with attorney David Peter, Dr. Keren Assayag, and Yifat Ben Hai Geva among the names under consideration. The party secretariat meeting was postponed to maintain flexibility. Subsequently, The Zioneer reported that Netanyahu offered Yoska Bina—head of the Movement for Governance and Democracy—a reserved slot, and that Netanyahu remains committed to advancing judicial reform alongside David Peter.
Reserved slots, known as 'shiryonim,' are positions on the party list allocated by the party leader without primary elections, a standard mechanism in Israeli politics. The Prime Minister's Office has not provided official confirmation or further details on the final slate.
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