Naama Lazimi has won the number two spot on the list for the Israeli Democrats party, following Yair Golan who secured the top position, after a primary election. An impressive 97,000 of the party’s 112,376 registered members participated in the digital vote. Reform Rabbi Kariv came in third place in the primary. The party leader expressed optimism, predicting the final list would attract over a million voters in the upcoming election. This outcome signals the direction of the left-wing party as it prepares to compete nationally. The high voter turnout indicates strong engagement within the party's base. The final list is expected to be officially announced shortly.