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Youth-Led Instagram Post Offers Glimpse of Potential Bennett-Lapid Joint List Ahead of Israeli Elections

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Two weeks before the deadline for submitting party lists for the upcoming Israeli Knesset elections, an Instagram post by "YA," a youth group affiliated with the Yesh Atid party, has surfaced and then been deleted, potentially revealing how the joint list of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid might be structured. The post, titled "The Correction Class; 5787," featured names of various candidates and appeared amid ongoing preparations to finalize the unified list, which current polls suggest could win around 15 seats.

If these poll projections hold true, only about a quarter of the current Yesh Atid Knesset members might retain realistic positions on the list, with new candidates from Bennett's faction joining. However, the final composition and seat allocation remain uncertain, as the party has not officially announced the list or the order of candidates.

The post used a yearbook concept to present candidates, highlighting several Yesh Atid MKs such as Meirav Cohen, Meirav Ben-Ari, Meir Cohen, Naor Shiri, newcomer Noam Tivon, and party leader Yair Lapid. Notably absent were senior Yesh Atid MKs including Miki Levy, Karin Elharrar, Vladimir Beliak, Ram Ben Barak, Moshe Kinley-Tur Paz, and Yorai Lahav Hertzanu. This omission has sparked speculation about their standing on the list, though no official indication confirms the post reflects the final ranking or political messaging.

In the coming days, Bennett and Lapid are expected to meet with candidates to finalize placements. The final list and realistic seat assignments will only be confirmed after these discussions and the official announcement. The current scenario suggests a significantly reduced number of secure seats for incumbent Yesh Atid MKs compared to previous terms.

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