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Yair Lapid Unveils Yesh Atid's Knesset Election Slate

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Yesh Atid party leader Yair Lapid revealed his party's candidate list for the upcoming Knesset elections on September 5. Key figures like Merav Ben-Ari and retired Major General Noam Tibon were placed high on the slate.

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  • Yair Lapid presented Yesh Atid's Knesset election candidate list.
  • Merav Ben-Ari is second, Noam Tibon is third on the slate.
  • Former Minister Merav Cohen secured the fourth spot.
  • The list includes several other candidates for the elections.
Yair Lapid Unveils Yesh Atid's Knesset Election Slate
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On Saturday, September 5, Yesh Atid party leader Yair Lapid presented the party's slate of candidates for the upcoming Knesset elections. The second position on the list was secured by Knesset Member Merav Ben-Ari. Third place went to retired Major General Noam Tibon. Former Minister Merav Cohen was placed fourth. The remaining candidates on the list include Ram Ben-Barak, Naor Shiri, Vladimir Belyak, Yorai Lahav-Hertzano, Yasmin Sachs-Friedman, and Neta Atias.

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