The Labor party announced Sunday that its primaries would not be delayed, despite a decision made by the party's internal court that was expected by many to push back the primaries. The elections will most likely be held on the planned November 9 date. Furthermore, an expanded panel of judges in Labor's internal court ordered general-secretary Eitan Cabel to publish the list of those eligible to vote in the primaries. The panel, however, did accept the petition of leadership candidate Binyamin Ben-Eliezer to allow all those who were rejected from the voting list to appeal the decision until the end of the month. Ben-Eliezer had previously threatened to petition an external court if the Labor court did not accept his appeal, Israel Radio reported.More about:Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, Eitan Cabelfunction initServerVars() { _headup.clientHost = 'http://newstopics.jpost.com'; _headup.termsFromServer = 'Binyamin Ben-Eliezer$$Eitan Cabel'; _headup.annotatedTerms = ['dbpedia:Binyamin_Ben-Eliezer$$1', 'dbpedia:Eitan_Cabel$$1'] _headup.widgetMode = 'snippet'; _headup.snippetButtonStyle = 'banner'; _headup.blackListedUrl = false; } <!-- Terms Count: 2 TTL: 60 Terms From Server: Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, Eitan Cabel DateTime: 6/1/2011 3:09:29 AM -->