Published 23 days ago • loading... • Updated 22 days ago

Centrist National Unity Says It Will Hold Its First-Ever Elections for Party Leader

Summary by Haaretz

Gadi Eisenkot, the former IDF chief, is expected to run for party leader against incumbent Benny Gantz, who, only in February, was determined not to cede his position. Recent polls show the party is losing ground

3 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

Arutz Sheva

Lean Right

Following Eisenkot's demand: Primaries in National Unity to open its ranks

National Unity party announces that it will take a series of steps in the coming months, including elections for the party leadership. This follows a demand raised by MK Eisenkot.

22 days ago·Israel

Read Full Article

Haaretz

Lean Left

Centrist National Unity says it will hold its first-ever elections for party leader

22 days ago·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel

Read Full Article

Maariv Online

The Decision Has Been Made: After Gantz Crushed His Party to the Bottom - Now Comes Eisenkot

In the first phase of the process that the State Camp Party will go through, the party's gates will be opened to the public in the coming months. The party assembly will be renewed and significantly expanded, and within the framework of which elections for the party leadership will be held.

23 days ago·Israel

Read Full Article

Think freely.Subscribe and get full access to Ground NewsSubscriptions start at $9.99/year