The Drama in Likud at Its Peak: Who Will Make It to the National List? | The Full List

The Likud party has published its full list of candidates for the primaries, including 40 contenders for the national list, among them Amir Ohana, Ze'ev Elkin, Dudi Amsalem, Nir Barkat, and Miri Regev. In addition, elections will be held for special slots: youth, non-Jewish sector, immigrants, people with disabilities, and new women. Voting will take place at physical polling stations, and each member will choose 12 national candidates and one district candidate. Due to a ban on serving ministers and Knesset members running in districts, the way has been opened for new candidates.

The Likud party has published the full list of candidates for the primaries, which includes 40 contenders for the national list, among them Amir Ohana, Ze'ev Elkin, Dudi Amsalem, Nir Barkat, and Miri Regev. In addition, candidates will be elected for special slots: youth, the non-Jewish sector, immigrants, a person with a disability, and a new woman. Voting will take place at Likud's physical polling stations across the country and will be open to party members who are on the voters' register and have completed the qualification period. Each voter will be required to identify themselves with an ID card, passport, or driver's license. Likud members will choose 12 candidates for the national list and one candidate in their district. The article notes that due to the decision not to allow serving ministers and Knesset members to run in districts, the way has been opened for new and local candidates. The primaries are seen as a significant battle over the composition of the list, but the article does not provide an analysis of the political implications.