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Likud primaries | With 35% of votes counted: Eli Cohen, Yariv Levin, and Amir Ohana lead

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Likud primaries | With 35% of votes counted: Eli Cohen, Yariv Levin, and Amir Ohana lead

With approximately 35% of the votes cast by Likud party members in the primary to determine the Knesset slate counted, Eli Cohen, Yariv Levin, and Amir Ohana are leading the list, followed by Miri Regev, Ofir Katz, Miki Zohar, Yoav Kisch, Almog Cohen, Amichai Chikli, and Moshe Saada.

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