After Dermer — Netanyahu Received Another Refusal
The first days of the election period have once again plunged the Likud party into its familiar state of internal strife, where the struggle revolves around procedures, lists, and deadlines, rather than ideology. This is…
Assessment
The Likud party is entering an election period with internal friction centered on procedural control rather than ideological debate. Disputes over the number of safe seats, regional quotas, and the timing of the party conference reflect a struggle for influence over the candidate list. Netanyahu faces a changed political landscape where Likud holds fewer mandates than in past campaigns, limiting his traditional maneuvering room. The outcome of these internal battles will shape the party's electoral strategy and coalition potential.