Netanyahu wins fateful Likud vote

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu@@@s compromise proposal won Sunday@@@s vote in Likud, changing the system for how the Likud will elect its candidates in the next election.
According to the proposal, the party@@@s top candidates will continue to be chosen by its 100,000 members. But slots reserved for new candidates from specific regions further down the list will be selected by the 3,700-member Likud central committee.
Among the central committee members, 2,689 cast ballots. Netanyahu@@@s proposal received 1,557 votes, which was 57.9 percent.
Likud MK David Amsalem@@@s proposal to enable the central committee to pick the entire Likud list received 1,040 votes, which was 38.7%.
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