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Naftali Bennett's Party Backs LGBTQ Equality After Past Opposition
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By Lihi Gordon
First reported by Ynet · 13 hours ago
What happened
Naftali Bennett's Beyachad party has pledged full LGBTQ equality, including civil partnerships and a ban on conversion therapy, marking a reversal from his past opposition. The plan aims to enshrine rights in law and secure permanent funding, though its political viability hinges on future coalition talks.
- 01Naftali Bennett's party now supports full LGBTQ equality, a shift from his 2015 stance.
- 02The plan includes civil partnerships, a ban on conversion therapy, and enshrining equality in law.
- 03Proposals aim for permanent funding for LGBTQ services and address issues like surrogacy and discrimination.
- 04Key provisions include a proposed 'Basic Law: Equality' and a comprehensive conversion therapy ban.
- 05Bennett has placed openly gay lawmakers on his party list to advance the agenda.
- 06The plan's success depends on future coalition negotiations.
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