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Now 14Politics

Yesh Atid Unveils Knesset List Amid Party Merger Talks

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Yesh Atid has revealed its Knesset candidate list, featuring key figures like Merav Cohen and Ben Barak, as the party prepares to merge with Naftali Bennett's BeYachad party. Leader Yair Lapid highlighted the experience of the candidates, aiming to secure long-term leadership.

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  • Yesh Atid released its Knesset candidate list.
  • The party is merging with Naftali Bennett's BeYachad party.
  • Yair Lapid emphasized the experience of the candidates.
  • Merav Ben Ari is listed in the second position.
  • Lapid expressed confidence in the party's future leadership.
Yesh Atid Unveils Knesset List Amid Party Merger Talks
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The Yesh Atid party, led by Yair Lapid, has released its candidate list for the upcoming Knesset elections. This announcement follows a recent wave of departures from the party. Yesh Atid is also in the process of merging with the "BeYachad" party, headed by Naftali Bennett.

The top positions on the Yesh Atid list include Tibon, Merav Cohen, Ben Barak, Shiri, and Bliak. Notably, Knesset Member Merav Ben Ari is slated for the second spot on the list.

In a message to party activists, Lapid emphasized the experience and capabilities of the candidates, stating, "If we want to fix the country, there is no better way than to give power to these people. They are experienced, they are tough, they know how to work, they are doers, their hearts are in the right place." He described the recent period as a "display of strength," highlighting the party's resilience and ability to reinvent itself to secure a long-term leadership role in Israel.

Lapid expressed confidence in the party's renewed list, asserting that "winning teams know how to reinvent themselves." He believes this refreshed slate ensures Yesh Atid will remain a significant force in Israeli politics for years to come.

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