Opposition leader, former prime minister
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Leading a merged opposition list with Yair Lapid
Israel's parliament voted 62-0 overnight into Friday to dissolve itself, triggering a national election on October 27. Only coalition members voted; the opposition stayed out. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voted to end his own government.
Updated Jul 17
Heads the new merged opposition slate
Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, former Israeli prime ministers, briefly removed Benjamin Netanyahu from power in 2021. On April 26, they announced a merger of their parties into a slate called 'Together, Led by Bennett.' Netanyahu responded within hours. He posted a video showing the pair's 2021 coalition-signing ceremony with Arab party leader Mansour Abbas, captioned 'They did it once, they will do it again.'
Updated May 31
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