Attorney Shlomo Lerner has been elected to the Likud party’s list for the Knesset, achieving a significant win in the Tel Aviv-Dan district. Lerner garnered approximately 5,000 votes, securing his position on the list. Notably, Lerner served 400 days in military reserve duty during the recent conflict. He also founded the Reservists’ Forum within the Likud party, advocating for the interests of reservists. His election is seen as a win for those who served during the war. Lerner’s background as a lawyer and dedicated reservist likely contributed to his success in the primaries. This result highlights the increased importance of military service within the political landscape.