Likud MK: Netanyahu expected to work 'behind closed doors’ for influence over list - interview (opens original article in a new tab)

Likud MK Amit Halevi said PM Netanyahu may work behind closed doors to influence lawmakers ahead of a Sunday vote on changing the primary system, which could grant him control over the first six reserved Knesset list spots.

• Likud MK Amit Halevi said PM Netanyahu may work behind closed doors to influence lawmakers ahead of a Sunday vote on changing the primary system.
• The vote could grant Netanyahu control over the first six reserved spots on the Knesset list, with reports he may threaten to leave the party if changes aren't advanced.
• Halevi argued reserved slots could help bring in strong candidates from outside the party and emphasized the importance of maximizing the national camp's chances in upcoming elections.