Naftali Bennett's Together party announced the addition of four women to its electoral list: party CEO Bruria Na'im, former economic attaché to China Esti Kobo, women's division head and attorney Orly Harel, and Russian-speaking division head and philanthropist Olesya Kantor, according to N12's Dafna Liel.
Party leader Naftali Bennett announced the latest additions to the Together party list on Tuesday morning. The four new candidates bring diverse backgrounds: Bruria Na'im, the party's CEO; Esti Kobo, a former economic attaché to China; attorney Orly Harel, who heads the party's women's division; and philanthropist Olesya Kantor, who leads the Russian-speaking division.
The announcement follows a series of additions to the party roster in recent months. As The Zioneer reported, former 'After Me!' CEO Amir Strugov joined the list in June, and former Ra'anana municipality CEO Michal Negri was added shortly after. The party also announced in July that 759 activists had joined its ranks in a single week.
Bennett's Together party continues to expand its list, positioning itself as a centrist option in the Israeli political landscape.
2 developments
- StrongN12 poll: Likud and Yashar tied at 23 seats, Bennett drops to 14
- StrongLikud loses seat, Bennett at new low of 14, anti-Netanyahu bloc at 60 — Channel 13 poll
- DevelopingChannel 13 poll: Eisenkot overtakes Bennett at 20 seats, Bennett 17, Netanyahu 22
- DevelopingKan 11 Poll: Pro-Netanyahu Bloc Rises to 53 Seats, Bennett Falls to 16
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