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The Likud secretariat confirmed: Those who left the movement - will not be able to return or run in it for 8 years
The proposal is being promoted by Israel Katz and other senior officials, and its goal is to harm the top "new hope", former Likud members Gideon Saar and Ze'ev Elkin, and other members of the party and prevent them from returning to the Likud later on.
However, the proposal is subject to the approval of the party center, and is expected to be discussed first in the Constitution Committee.
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Thursday, 05 August 2021, 19:00 Updated: 19:01
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The Likud Secretariat today (Thursday) approved a resolution that will stipulate that anyone who has left or retired from the movement will not be able to return to it or run for eight years.
This is a proposal promoted by the secretary of the secretariat, Israel Katz, along with other senior officials, which aims to harm the top "Tikva Hadasha", former Likud members Gideon Saar and Zeev Elkin, and other members of the party and prevent them from returning to the party later. The center of the party, and it is expected to first be discussed by the constitutional committee headed by MK Haim Katz.
The proposal approved by the Likud secretariat also includes a clause stipulating that even someone who was a member of the government that ousted the Likud from power will not be able to run for the Likud for eight years.
This section extends the applicability of the proposal not only to members of New Hope but also to members of the "right", some of whom previously wanted to join the Likud.
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The proposal is intended to prevent, among other things, his return to the Likud. Assault at New Hope Activists Conference, June (Photo: Reuven Castro)
During the debate, MK Miri Regev proposed to intensify the proposal and stipulate that those who left the Likud could never return to the party. They will not be able to return to the Likud, "Regev said at the yeshiva. MK Nir Barkat said that in his opinion, Knesset members and list voters who leave the party should be distinguished from activists, Activist
MK Yoav Kish said the proposal could hurt attempts to overthrow the government because it would make it difficult to recruit defectors from the coalition: "As much as I have serious allegations against Sharan Hashakel, if we can overthrow the government with her - I will return her to the Likud." MK Miki Zohar, one of the initiators of the proposal, opposed the idea and said, "No, I will not let such a thing happen."
The proposal will first be discussed by the Constitution Committee headed by him.
Haim Katz (Photo: Reuven Castro)
In addition, the secretariat today continued the discussion on the internal conduct of Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu's associates, amid harsh criticism of Netanyahu's salaries, conditions, and methods of operation at Zeev Fortress in recent years. Of Netanyahu in Ze'ev Fortress, and two of her aides have already been fired, against the background of the party's heavy deficit and the demand for spending cuts.
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