Likud primaries
Likud panel expands Netanyahu’s control over party list to reserve eight slots ahead of primaries
Netanyahu reportedly has held several meetings with Katz ahead of the vote, seeking to bridge disagreements over the primary system.
Let voters have a say in who they vote in to Knesset - opinion
Likud postpones primaries to August amid debate over Netanyahu’s influence on party list
Likud MK: Netanyahu expected to work 'behind closed doors’ for influence over list - interview
Edelstein claims second spot in Likud list after votes tallied
Netanyahu “very satisfied” by result; Sa’ar comes in fourth, Hazan bumped to unrealistic spot.
Katz, Edelstein neck-and-neck for first place, 70% of Likud votes counted
Netanyahu’s rival, former Likud minister Gideon Sa’ar, came in third place, despite the premier’s best efforts to convince party members not to vote for him.
Likud primary candidates ply voters with jingles and jugglers
Sa’ar: "We must all work together so the Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu will form the next government."
Netanyahu pushes Likud voters to elect his candidate list in primaries
Netanyahu asked members of the party to vote for a strong Likud to ensure a victory in national elections on April 9.
Decision day in Likud: Sa’ar’s outcome a test of Netanyahu’s power
‘Rivlin waiting until after election to deny my father the mission of forming gov’t and to give it to his good friend Gideon Sa’ar,’ says Yair Netanyahu.
Yair Netanyahu: Rivlin and Sa'ar wish to get rid of my father
"The Left wing media praises Gideon Sa'ar, they know which side he is on."
More democracy needed
Primaries are not perfect. The overall idea of making them more accessible to political hopefuls is a good one.
A look at the Anglos running for a spot on the Likud Party's list
Why is this Likud primary different than other Likud primaries?
Gallant: Gantz's speech did not reflect his beliefs
Yoav Gallant explained that "the Likud is the only response to Benny Gantz and to what the Left represents."
Israeli-Arab Muslim woman vying for non-Jewish spot in Likud primaries
Dema Taya hails from Kalansuwa in central Israel and lives in Kafr Manda in the Galilee.
