Likud primary voting ends: Netanyahu lawmakers battle for spots amid low turnout
Haaretz
Turnout stood at 53.5 percent, down 4.5 points from 2022. Polls put Likud at about 22 seats, leaving many current ministers and lawmakers at risk of losing their Knesset seats
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