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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu oversaw Likud primaries on Monday with 140,000 members voting.
- He was authorized last month to fill eight of the first-30 list positions.
- Slots went to Dr. Ruth Kabesa Abramzon (female No. 34), Oren Dobronsky and three ministers.
- Tel Aviv District Court rejected MK Afif Abed’s appeal, keeping officeholders barred from slots.
- Internal poll projected Gotliv, Amir Ohana and Miri Regev among top candidates for the Oct 27, 2026 election.
