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Likud Primaries: Fight for Secured Seats
The article addresses the intense competition within the Israeli Likud Party ahead of the upcoming primary elections scheduled for next week. The party's court approved the safeguarding of Minister Haim Kats within the guaranteed seats allocated to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Meanwhile, current Knesset members and ministers were prevented from competing for seats in the regional lists, with Deputy Minister Almog Cohen deciding to run in the competition. The struggle revolves around a limited number of seats, amid leaks suggesting that Netanyahu is attempting to activate a clause that allows for the protection of security ministers—particularly Yisrael Katz—due to the security situation. The possibility of candidates from outside the party or non-guaranteed members entering the race has been ruled out, in an effort to bolster the party's list prospects in the upcoming elections.
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