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Likud Primaries Panel Relocated Again Before Afternoon Session

Daylight view of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem

Likud's Constitution Committee was moved again Monday, this time from the Knesset to Jerusalem's King David Hotel, with the meeting set for 3 p.m. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was expected to participate as members considered the party's primaries framework. The venue change followed a Sunday plan to meet at the Prime Minister's Office, which was canceled because of a security discussion and rescheduled for Monday. The repeated changes came as Likud prepared to decide rules that will shape its candidate list for the coming election.

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