An Israeli political commentator wrote Tuesday that Naftali Bennett's Be'yachad party list includes 17 women, questioning the list's viability and whether it includes Yair Lapid. The post follows Bennett's earlier announcement adding four women to the list.
Naftali Bennett's Be'yachad party has reportedly drawn attention for the composition of its electoral list. Earlier Tuesday, Bennett announced the addition of four women to the list, as The Zioneer reported. A subsequent post from an Israeli political commentator claimed that the list now includes 17 women in total, and questioned whether the party has enough mandates to support such a roster and whether veteran opposition figure Yair Lapid is included. The commenter's post did not specify a source for the 17-women figure. The claim remains unverified.
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