Israeli Lawmaker Naor Shiri Out of Knesset After Election Results
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Member of Knesset Naor Shiri will leave parliament after the "B'Yachad" list, including Yesh Atid, won only 12 seats in the latest election. Shiri, who served for four years, posted a farewell message thanking his family and team. Despite leaving the Knesset, he vowed to continue his public service and fight for Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- MK Naor Shiri will leave the Knesset after the "B'Yachad" list secured only 12 seats.
- Shiri, a member of the Yesh Atid party, served four years in parliament.
- He posted a farewell message thanking his family and campaign team.
- Shiri vowed to continue his public service and fight for Israel.
- He expressed confidence in a future return to politics.
Member of Knesset Naor Shiri from the Yesh Atid party will not return to the Knesset after his party's "B'Yachad" list secured only 12 mandates in the recent elections. Shiri, who was placed 14th on the list, will leave parliament after a four-year term.
On Thursday morning, Shiri published a candid farewell post reflecting on his tenure. He expressed a mix of optimism and pessimism, stating he did "everything possible" during his four years, including legislative work, public engagement, and campaigning. He thanked his family, particularly his wife, for their support and sacrifice, and his team members Amit, Daniel, and Ayeh.
Shiri also humorously noted the upcoming change in his daily routine, anticipating more time with his children. He affirmed his commitment to public service, declaring, "There is no chance I will stop fighting for the country." He specifically mentioned learning parliamentary struggle from "Vladie" and expressed confidence in a future return, concluding with "Am Yisrael Chai, Will be back."
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