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Merav Ben Ari Responds to High Placement on 'Yesh Atid' Party List
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Politics18:48 · Sep 5

Merav Ben Ari Responds to High Placement on 'Yesh Atid' Party List

SrugimReligious-right
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Member of Knesset Merav Ben Ari has publicly addressed her new position within the "Yesh Atid" party for the upcoming 26th Knesset elections. Ben Ari secured the second spot on the "Yesh Atid" list and the fourth position on the unified "Bechachad" list. Following the announcement of the party's slate, she shared her feelings about the outpouring of support and positive reactions she has received. "From the moment the announcement about our new team for the 26th Knesset came out, my phone has been flooded with exciting, supportive, and loving messages," Ben Ari stated. "I will read them all, but for now, I want to say thank you very much to everyone for the tremendous support I am receiving."

Ben Ari expressed special gratitude to party leader Yair Lapid for his trust in placing her high on the list. "A huge thank you to Yair Lapid for the trust and for simply being a true friend and leader," she remarked. She also hinted at future statements, adding, "I still have much more to say and many more people I must thank. This is for now, more to come."

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