Netanyahu's re-election hopes ride on divided party's primaries
By Emily Rose JERUSALEM, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party will choose its candidates to fight in October elections on Monday, with analysts saying a shift further to the right by many members could threaten the Israeli leader's chances of winning. The contenders who emerge from Monday's primaries are already facing a brutal race — polls suggest Likud's popularity…
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