In Tuesday's Likud party primary, Netanyahu hopes to get rid of lawmakers whom he had nurtured in the past
Senior members of the prime minister's party view Monday's primary as a referendum on its direction amid concern by Netanyahu that it would be disastrous for the party if extremist figures whose support he cultivated in the past feature…
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