The Religious Zionist Party is holding its internal primaries on Sunday, with 10 candidates competing for the party's slate. According to Amit Segal (N12), four incumbent MKs are among the candidates, and the first two slots are reserved for party leader Bezalel Smotrich and a reserved slot, with the third slot for new addition Zvika Mor.
The Religious Zionist Party is holding its internal primaries today, Sunday, July 26, with 10 candidates competing for the party's slate. As The Zioneer reported yesterday, the party announced the primary would take place today with 10 candidates, including four incumbent MKs, competing for two realistic slots. 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 (formerly Stein). The vote is being conducted by the party's central committee, according to Amit Segal (N12). The results will determine the party's list.
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