Netanyahu Plans Unexpected Action After Primaries
The article discusses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's preparations to face the possibility of losing a number of members from the Likud Party in the upcoming primary elections. It indicates that Netanyahu is conducting individual talks with party MPs to discuss their situations, without promising positions or guarantees in exchange for their potential loss, in anticipation of the scenario where they might exit the guaranteed list and lose their political influence. Additionally, he appears to be considering making concessions after the elections regarding the seats allocated for direct appointment, aiming to prevent potential party members from running in regional elections. These moves reflect Netanyahu’s concern over the diminishing influence of losing MPs, especially given the crowded candidate list and restrictions on former Knesset members from running in regional elections, which had previously eased the competition for seats.
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