Likud party Chairman Bibi Netanyahu remained in control of the party after winning primary elections Tuesday night. According to Ynet, the ballots closed with 37,633 of the 94,944 registered Likud members casting their votes. Results showed that Netanyahu received some 75% out of the 30,000 votes that have been counted so far, while his opponents Jewish Leadership faction leader Moshe Feiglin and World Likud Chairman Danny Danon and received 22% and about 4% respectively.
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And why should we care?
This loser or that loser; all the same.
So now the next election (with Kadima’s non existing support) will be between Barak and Bibi.
How original!
Well that is the great new post-zionist vision.
Bring back the sons of Shamir and Begin.
Why care? You probably care more about whether the Yankees win the next game. There are issues vital to the daily life of 50% (at least) of Am Yiroel. If Feiglin had won, there would have been a pro-Torah prime ministerial candidate for the first time in Israel.
Not worth caring about?
nphatti, actually I care little about professional sports. Who the zionist PM is is meaningless for the vast majority of Yidden. Feiglin shmeiglin.
Wrong again, reb yid Jos! (I could make a rhyme of Joe-…. but that’s not my way of dealing with reality).