Many Knesset Members to Exit Parliament Next Term

Member of Knesset Benny Gantz announced Sunday that he will not run in the upcoming Knesset elections, citing his party's stagnant poll numbers throughout the election campaign. Gantz is not the only one leaving; approximately 63 current Members of Knesset are expected to be out of parliament in the next term. The list includes MKs whose political futures are uncertain based on current polling data.

Among those not returning are Benny Gantz, Michael Biton, Yael Ron Ben-Moshe, Alon Schuster, Pnina Tamano-Shata, Yuli Edelstein, Avichai Boaron, Shlomo Karhi, Nir Barkat, Gila Gamliel, Ze'ev Elkin, Amit Halevi, Hanoch Milwidsky, Kتي Shtrit, Idit Silman, Ariel Kallner, Avi Dichter, Galit Distel Atbaryan, Osher Kalaf, Shai Gofman, Shalom Danino, Tsega Malko, Abd Efeef Muhammad Abu Al-Hija, Karin Elharrar, Debi Biton, Vladimir Beliak, Simone Davidson, Oz Haim, Moshe Tor Paz, Meir Cohen, Yorai Lahav Hertzanu, Mickey Levy, Yaron Levy, Tatiana Mizerski, Shelly Miran, Roni Malkai, Michal Kabiya, Adi Azouz, Yasmin Friedman, Mati Tzarfati Harkavi, Naor Shiri, Michal Segman, Yonatan Misrki, Erez Malul, Yaakov Margi, Moshe Gafni, Uri Maklev, Moshe Solomon, Michal Woldiger, Ofir Sofer, Ohad Tal, Zvika Fogel, Sharon Nir, Yasser Hujirat, Ayman Odeh, Aida Touma-Suleiman, Samir Ben Said, Michel Buskila, Sharon Haskel, Akram Hasson, and Merav Michaeli.

This list is partially theoretical, as it is based on current survey results. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the outgoing Knesset members, including those whose seats are considered precarious according to the polls.