Ahead of the Likud primary vote, the number of reserved slots for Prime Minister Netanyahu has been increased to eight out of 29, according to reports. Additionally, MKs and deputy ministers will be permitted to run in the district.
The Likud party is preparing for its internal primary vote, with an agreement reportedly reached on the number of reserved slots for Prime Minister Netanyahu. The figure of eight out of 29 positions represents a compromise from earlier demands. The arrangement also allows MKs and deputy ministers to compete in the district, a clause that could shape the final list. The Zioneer has previously reported on internal Likud negotiations over the scope of reserved slots, which had been a point of contention within the party.
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