Lawyer Avi Halevy, the Likud celebration’s felony adviser, introduced his quick resignation in a letter to High Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday evening.
“After much thought, I am honored to inform you that, effective June 19, 2026, I will end my term as Legal Council of the Likud Party,” Halevy wrote in his letter.
Additional, he thanked Netanyahu for the believe positioned in him all the way through his years in place of business.
“It was a privilege I was given to serve the Likud Party for many years under your leadership and contribute toward its advancement,” Halevy mentioned.
Halevy’s transfer follows a rising pattern of MKs and different government-affiliated officers resigning from their positions.
Distel-Atbaryan’s announcement got here after a number of weeks of operating to advance Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi’s arguable media reform invoice.
Talking on the Communications Committee, Distel-Atbaryan praised Karhi, announcing, “I say this from my humble place as someone leaving the political world – Likud members, this man should be in the top five.”
Shir Perets contributed to this record.
