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MK Sharren Haskel's Israel Resilience Party Merges with Green Leaf Party
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First reported by Kipa · 34 minutes ago
What happened
MK Sharren Haskel's Israel Resilience party and the Green Leaf party announced they will run together in the upcoming Knesset elections. The joint list will advocate for cannabis legalization, medical cannabis reform, and support for those affected by war trauma. Former spy Jonathan Pollard has also joined Haskel's party.
- 01Israel Resilience and Green Leaf parties will run jointly in the next Knesset elections.
- 02The merged party will push for cannabis legalization and medical cannabis reform.
- 03Support for war veterans and trauma victims is a key platform point.
- 04Former spy Jonathan Pollard has joined Sharren Haskel's party.
- 05The alliance aims to shift advocacy into political policy.
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