Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon will not be on the Likud slate in the March 2 election and is expected to step down from politics once a new government is established, Channel 12 News reported on Friday.
Kahlon, who originally was a member of the Likud, founded the Kulanu party before the 2015 elections and ran with Kulanu in the first round of elections in April of 2019, before merging with the Likud before the September 2019 election.
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