The Religious Zionism party will hold its internal primaries on Sunday, with 10 candidates competing for two realistic Knesset seats. According to reports, the first two slots are reserved for party leader Bezalel Smotrich and a reserved slot, with the third slot designated for new addition Zvika Mor.
The Religious Zionism party will hold its internal primaries on Sunday, July 26, with 10 candidates vying for positions on the party's Knesset list. The contest is effectively for two realistic seats, as the first two slots are already allocated to party leader Bezalel Smotrich and a reserved slot. The third slot is designated for new candidate Zvika Mor, who joined the party recently. Four current MKs are among the candidates. The primaries were scheduled earlier this month, as previously reported. The outcome will determine the order of the party's list for the next Knesset elections, expected in the coming months.
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