Full coverage · Politics · Updated 18 Aug, 15:21
Naftali Bennett Adds Northern Israel Representative Nissan Zaabi to Party List Naftali Bennett's Yachdav party has added Nissan Zaabi, a northern Israel resident and security advocate, to its Knesset list. Zaabi, who served over 400 days in reserve duty near Lebanon, founded movements to restore security and development in the Galilee.
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What happened 01 Naftali Bennett adds Nissan Zaabi from northern Israel to Yachdav's Knesset list. 02 Zaabi served over 400 days in reserve duty near Lebanon during recent conflicts. 03 He founded 'Habaita - Returning to the Galilee' and 'Lobby 1701' to advocate for northern residents. 04 Zaabi cites government detachment from the north as motivation to enter politics. 05 Bennett praised Zaabi as a fighter and entrepreneur with plans to restore northern security. 06 Recent additions to Bennett's list include former minister Eitan Ginzburg and tech CEO Mati Gil. He joins to represent northern interests and strengthen Bennett's experienced team ahead of the elections.
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