Likud denies claim that it will reserve spots for Otzma Yehudit members

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party denies a claim by the new religious right-wing alliance that members of the far-right Otzma Yehudit party will get reserved spots on Likud’s slate in the upcoming elections.

“Likud has already exhausted its quota of reserved spots with the merger with [Moshe] Kahlon,” Likud says, referring to the leader of the Kulanu party.

“There will be no more reserved spots in Likud.”

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