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Longtime lawmaker Tzachi Hanegbi drops 33 spots on Likud list, likely booted from Knesset
Likud MK Tzachi Hanegbi attends an event at Likud party headquarters in Tel Aviv. September 17, 2019. (Gili Yaari/Flash90)
Longtime lawmaker Tzachi Hanegbi has dropped from the eighth spot on the Likud list to what likely will be the unrealistic 46 spot after a horrendous showing in yesterday’s primaries.
Hanegbi is one of the longest-serving lawmakers in the Knesset, entering in 1988 with Likud and serving the party every election since, except for a four-year stint in the Kadima party.
