Top 40 on Likud’s new party slate for Knesset

According to the final results of the Likud primary elections, the top 40 on the ruling party’s Knesset slate are expected to line up as follows:

1. Benjamin Netanyahu
2. Yuli Edelstein
3. Yisrael Katz
4. Gilad Erdan
5. Gidon Sa’ar
6. Miri Regev
7. Yoav Galant
8. Yariv Levin
9. Nir Barkat
10. Gila Gamliel
11. Avi Dichter
12. Ze’ev Elkin
13. Tzachi Hanegbi
14. Ofir Akunis
15. Chaim Katz
16. Tzipi Hotovely
17. Yuval Steinitz
18. David Amsalem
19. Pinchas Idan (Shfela region)
20. Amir Ohana
21. Netanyahu appointee
22. Ofir Katz (Galilee region)
23. Eti Atiah (Dan region and a new female candidate)
24. Yoav Kisch
25. David Bitan
26. Keren Barak (new female candidate)
27. Shlomo Karai (Negev region)
28. Netanyahu appointee
29. Miki Zohar
30. Avraham Nagosah (new immigrant)
31. Michal Shir (Tel Aviv region)
32. Mulla Petin (minority)
33. Kati Shitrit (new female candidate)
34. Mai Golan (youth candidate)
35. Uzi Dayan (coastal region)
36. Netanyahu appointee
37. Ariel Kallner (Haifa region)
38. New female candidate
39. Jerusalem region candidate
40. Sharren Haskel

Notably, the spots below the 25th spot are not yet locked, as questions remain regarding the interpretation of various aspects of the reserved spots. Party courts will rule on outstanding questions in the coming days.

Seven current MKs placed too low to have realistic chance of reelection: Communications Minister Ayoub Kara, Oren Hazan, Nava Boker, Anat Berko, Yaron Mazuz, Nurit Koren and Yehuda Glick.

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