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Israeli Democrats Leader Yair Golan Praises New Parliamentary Team, Promises Fight For Democracy & Equality

Jerusalem [Israel], November 9: Ahead of the swearing-in of Israel's new Knesset on Tuesday, November 10, Yair Golan, leader of Israeli Democrats, on Monday expressed pride in his party's newly elected team, highlighting its members as "principled, courageous, talented fighters" who would work towards changing Israel's political landscape. In a post on X, Golan said, "Tomorrow, the new Knesset…

Israeli Democrats Leader Yair Golan Praises New Parliamentary Team, Promises Fight For Democracy & Equality

Jerusalem, November 9: Ahead of Israel's new Knesset swearing-in on November 10, Yair Golan, leader of the Israeli Democrats, expressed pride in his party's newly elected team. In a post on X, Golan said, "Tomorrow, the new Knesset will be sworn in, and I look with great pride at our team—the Democrats' team. Proud of every woman and man elected to represent us, and of the path they took to reach this moment."

Golan praised members Yael Pinch, Omri Ronen as "true fighters," protest leaders who would enter the Knesset for the first time. He also welcomed back parliamentarians Gaby Lasky and Michal Rozin, describing them as "two outstanding parliamentarians and social justice fighters" who had demonstrated their ability to deliver results in previous Knessets.

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