Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has offered Yiska Bina, head of the Movement for Governance and Democracy, a reserved slot on the Likud party list for the next Knesset, The Zioneer reports. According to the report, Netanyahu remains strongly committed to advancing judicial reform alongside attorney David Peter.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has offered Yiska Bina, head of the Movement for Governance and Democracy (a civil society group advocating for stronger executive authority and judicial reform), a reserved spot on the Likud list for the upcoming Knesset elections, according to a report by The Zioneer Intelligence Desk. The report notes Netanyahu's continued emphasis on judicial reform, alongside attorney David Peter, who was previously reported to have been offered a realistic Likud slot in July. The offer to Bina adds to a series of reserved slots Netanyahu has been arranging, following earlier reported offers to figures such as Gal Hirsch, Amir Avivi, and Oren Dobronsky. The composition of the Likud list remains fluid as Netanyahu seeks to finalize picks before the party secretariat meeting. No further details on Bina's acceptance or the specific slot number have been reported.
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