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Ethiopian Israeli Community Threatens to Leave Bennett's Party Over Representation
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First reported by Mako · 52 minutes ago
What happened
The Ethiopian Israeli leadership within Naftali Bennett's "Achdut" party is threatening to leave unless their chief of staff, Alale Adamsu, is given a Knesset seat. Thousands of community members volunteered for a year, organizing events and building a database, and now feel their efforts are unappreciated.
- 01Ethiopian Israeli community leaders threaten to quit Bennett's party.
- 02Demand Knesset seat for chief of staff Alale Adamsu.
- 03Thousands volunteered for a year without pay.
- 04Community seeks political representation for their agenda.
- 05Party leadership declined to comment.
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