Netanyahu Misses Party's 9:00 p.m. Deadline to Publish Likud Slate, Says Will Submit by Tues. a.m.
Netanyahu plans to release the reserved-candidate list Tuesday morning as Likud officials weigh whether the delay should trigger a secret ballot.
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Party lists for the Knesset close today, Netanyahu waits until last moment to submit his reserved slots
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to publish this afternoon the list of reserved spots in Likud, after yesterday ignoring an ultimatum from the court
Netanyahu misses party's 9:00 p.m. deadline to publish Likud slate, says will submit by Tues. a.m.
MK David Bitan argued that the failure to publish the names of the candidates for the reserved slots impaired the ability of secretariat members to prepare for the vote.
Netanyahu defies Likud tribunal deadline, plans last-minute slate reveal
The 9 p.m. deadline passed without Netanyahu revealing his reserved candidates; Likud sources say he will not allow a secret vote, while his lawyer says the names will be released Tuesday morning, hours before the party meets
Netanyahu Defies Likud Tribunal Deadline, Delays Release of Reserved Slate Spots
Israeli Prime Minister Binyomin Netanyahu declined to comply with a Monday evening deadline imposed by Likud’s internal tribunal requiring him to disclose his proposed reserved candidates for the party’s Knesset slate by 9 p.m., instead announcing after the deadline had passed that the names would be released Tuesday morning. The Likud tribunal had issued the ultimatum earlier Monday, ordering Netanyahu, who serves as party chairman, to provide …
The Likud Court, on Monday evening, ordered the Israeli Prime Minister and President Benjamin Netanyahu to announce the names of the candidates he intended to grant guaranteed seats on the party's list before 9 p.m., warning against resorting to a secret vote within the party's secretariat if the date was not met.
Israel: The Likud Internal Court ordered Netanyagu to publish the names of the candidates he would co-opt on the list until 9 p.m. Netanyagu said he would do so on Tuesday morning.
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