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Likud Court Upholds Electoral Fraud Claims
The Israeli Likud Internal Court highlighted the results of the voting related to the internal election nominations, revealing that the decision to allow current Knesset members and ministers to run in the electoral districts was approved by only a narrow majority of just two votes. The court confirmed that current and former Knesset members, as well as ministers, will only be able to run in the party's primaries if they resign from the Knesset and do not use state funds. This ruling comes as part of an effort to reduce the chances of several current Knesset members remaining on the party list, as it opens the door for new candidates to compete. This could consume about half of the seats allocated for members and threaten the potential exit of nearly half of the possible members from electoral competition. This decision is a blow to Netanyahu and his party, as it decreases the likelihood of several senior members remaining on the party list in the upcoming elections.
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