Tensions Rise as Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett's Joint Party Faces Possible Split
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First reported by Srugim · 2 days ago
What happened
The joint political alliance between Yair Lapid's Yesh Atid and Naftali Bennett's party is under strain due to poor polling and internal disputes. Bennett's recent remarks suggest he no longer seeks the prime ministership, fueling frustration among Yesh Atid members who feel marginalized. Calls to reconsider or dissolve the alliance are growing, but leadership remains committed to maintaining it despite challenges.
- 01Naftali Bennett hinted he no longer seeks the prime minister role amid rising Gadi Eizenkot polls.
- 02Yesh Atid members express anger over the failing alliance and campaign inconsistencies.
- 03Bennett's faction gains influence, pushing Yesh Atid candidates to less winnable positions.
- 04Campaign morale is low, with fears the alliance may struggle to survive the elections.
- 05Some Yesh Atid figures advocate splitting to rebuild with a clearer political identity.
- 06Leadership rejects dissolution talks, insisting on preserving the joint list despite setbacks.
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