Bennett says he is willing to forgo being Prime Minister in post-Netanyahu government
Bennett says he will respect the opposition leaders' pick, though he still sees himself as a candidate for prime minister. Voters have deserted his Together party as Eisenkot's Yashar surges in the polls
Naftali Bennett has expressed willingness to forgo being Prime Minister in a post-Netanyahu government. According to Haaretz, he stated that he will respect the opposition leaders' pick for the role, despite still seeing himself as a candidate for Prime Minister.
Bennett's party, Together, has reportedly lost voter support, with Haaretz noting that Eisenkot's Yashar has surged in the polls.
There is no apparent connection between Bennett's statement and other news, which includes an unrelated report on Ghana's Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty programme.
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