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Former Netanyahu Aides Turn to Politics with Bennett
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First reported by N12 · Jun 26, 2026
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Former senior officials Liran Avishar Ben Hurin and Keren Terner have joined Naftali Bennett’s political list. They presented themselves at a Shoham rally as professional, pragmatic women who left lucrative private-sector jobs to push state reform. Their main focus is integrating the ultra-Orthodox into service, work and education.
- 01Avishar Ben Hurin and Terner joined Naftali Bennett’s new political slate.
- 02They debuted at a party activists’ event in Shoham.
- 03Both left high-paying private-sector roles for politics.
- 04They said Bennett needs experienced professionals and more women.
- 05Their main agenda is ultra-Orthodox integration into service and education.
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