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By חדשות כיפהOngoing story · 16 updates
Politics16:11 · 1h ago

MK Michael Biton Leaves Benny Gantz's National Unity Party

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The story · English

Member of Knesset Michael Biton announced on Monday evening that he is leaving the National Unity party, stating that he and party leader Benny Gantz are parting as partners on their path. Biton indicated that he is considering his future political steps and is exploring the possibility of establishing a new social party.

His departure marks another blow to Gantz's party, which has seen several members leave in recent months. The party, which was once a significant force in Israeli politics, has struggled to maintain its unity and electoral strength.

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