The Likud Constitution Committee, headed by Likud Central Committee Chairman Minister Haim Katz, met today (Monday) for a meeting with the movement's chairman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and discussed the various proposals for determining the primary system.
According to a report by Amit Segal on Channel 12, Prime Minister Netanyahu's updated proposal, which was agreed upon with Minister Katz, states that Netanya will have seven seats in…
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The Likud Constitution Committee, headed by Likud Central Committee Chairman Minister Haim Katz, met today (Monday) for a meeting with the movement's chairman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and discussed the various proposals for determining the primary system.
According to a report by Amit Segal on Channel 12, Prime Minister Netanyahu's updated proposal, which was agreed upon with Minister Katz, states that Netanya will have seven seats in…