Miki Levy to Leave Knesset, Take Party Court Role
Miki Levy, a Member of Knesset for the Yesh Atid party, announced on Tuesday that he will not run in the upcoming Knesset elections. Levy stated that party chairman Yair Lapid asked him to serve as the head of the party's internal court, a role he happily accepted. "I will not be on the list, but I am staying with Yesh Atid. I remain part of this home, of our path and our values," Levy wrote to party members. He affirmed his commitment to continue serving the party and assisting in the upcoming election campaign. Levy, who co-founded Yesh Atid in 2011, emphasized his long-standing dedication to the party.
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