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Liberman Unveils Yisrael Beytenu Knesset List Ahead of Elections

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Yisrael Beytenu party leader Avigdor Liberman has revealed his party's Knesset list for the upcoming elections. The list features Rafi Ben Shitrit, who lost his son on October 7th, in the second spot.

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  • Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman announced the party's Knesset list.
  • Rafi Ben Shitrit, who lost his son on October 7th, is second on the list.
  • The list includes former deputy national security advisor Talia Lankerri.
  • Several current Knesset members are also featured on the slate.
Liberman Unveils Yisrael Beytenu Knesset List Ahead of Elections
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Avigdor Liberman, chairman of the Yisrael Beytenu party, announced the party's Knesset slate at a factional conference in anticipation of upcoming elections. The list places Rafi Ben Shitrit in the second position. Ben Shitrit, who lost his son Elroai on October 7th and is a founder of the "October Council," is followed by former Deputy National Security Advisor Talia Lankerri. Other notable figures on the list include MK Oded Forer, MK Yulia Malinowski, Sharon Sharabi, Hamad Amar, MK Evgeny Sova, Alvira Kolykhman, MK Dan Illouz, and Lili Ben Ami.

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