Naftali Bennett's Yachdav Party Welcomes Four New Leading Women to Knesset List
Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Yachdav party, announced the addition of four prominent women to the party's Knesset candidate list. The new members include Bruria Naim, the party's CEO; Esti Kovo, former head of Israel's economic delegation in China; Orly Harel, the party's women's division leader and an entrepreneur; and Olesya Kantor, head of the party's Russian speakers division and a philanthropist. With these additions, the party's list now includes 17 women.
Bennett described the new members as a "significant reinforcement" to the party's team, calling them a "true Israeli mosaic of leading women in their respective fields." He emphasized their roles as key contributors to Israel's progress and reform efforts. The announcement highlights Yachdav's commitment to diverse and influential female leadership ahead of the upcoming elections.
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