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Key Reservist Leader Quits New Yoaz Hendel and Hili Trooper Party Citing Political Damage

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jul 8, 2026

What happened

Roy Konkol, a leading Israeli reservist activist, has left the new party founded by Yoaz Hendel and Hili Trooper, criticizing it for causing political fragmentation and public distrust. The party, launched as a fresh leadership alternative, includes notable members but faces early challenges following Konkol's exit.

01Roy Konkol, a key reservist leader, quits Hendel and Trooper's new party over political concerns.
02Konkol claims the party's formation harms public trust and political unity among reservists.
03Hendel and Trooper launched the party as a new leadership generation committed to responsibility.
04They emphasize moving beyond past divisions toward a collective, respectful political approach.
05Notable members include Shira Shapira and Elisaf Peretz, linking the party to prominent Israeli figures.
06Konkol's departure signals early difficulties for the party's attempt to unify its base.

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