Journalist Noam Amir criticized the number of reserved slots Prime Minister Netanyahu allocated to party ministers, calling it a waste. The remarks highlight internal Likud tensions over party list composition.
Journalist Noam Amir criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's allocation of reserved slots to Likud ministers, saying the spots are wasted on them. The comment, published Tuesday evening, adds to internal party debate over the list composition. As The Zioneer reported, Likud MKs have posted videos in support of the proposal following pressure from the PMO, while MK Oshir Shkalim expressed reservations about the high number of reserved slots.
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