IN BLOW TO LIKUD LAWMAKERS, PARTY COURT RULES CURRENT MKS CAN’T RUN FOR DISTRICT SPOTS

The Likud party court has ruled that current Members of Knesset (MKs) and ministers cannot run for district spots, according to The Times of Israel. This decision is seen as a blow to the political survival of many current lawmakers. The ruling is based on the principle that allowing serving MKs and ministers to compete for regional slots 'harms the value of equality'.

The ruling affects the odds of political survival for many current lawmakers, as they will not be able to compete for district spots. The Times of Israel reports that this move is significant, but does not provide specific numbers or quotes from affected lawmakers. Further details on the implications of this ruling are not available from the provided sources.

This decision is significant in the context of Israeli politics, particularly for the Likud party, as it may impact the party's composition and influence in the Knesset.

• Likud party court rules current MKs and ministers cannot run for district spots
• Ruling based on principle that it 'harms the value of equality'
• Decision affects political survival of many current lawmakers

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