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Likud primaries close with 53.5% turnout
The voting boxes in the Likud primary elections closed with a turnout of 53.5%, with 75,177 members casting their ballots. The results led to an internal conflict between Benjamin Netanyahu and Knesset member David Beitan, as Netanyahu's supporters sought to exclude Haredi members who support other parties and to leverage their movements to boost their preferred candidates' influence. The election results are significant for determining the party's candidate list for the upcoming general elections, with expectations that Likud will secure around 22 seats amid intense competition for the top positions within the party.
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