Israel’s next election will not simply be about political parties. It will be about leadership. And among the figures who may help shape Israel’s next chapter is a man whose life has taken him from the battlefield, to the world of technology, and ultimately to the Prime Minister’s Office. His name is Naftali Bennett.
NAFTALI BENNETT: From Entrepreneur to Prime Minister
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September 2026
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