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Bennett and Lapid joined politics on the same day in 2013.

Bennett began his career in the far rise, Lapid in what I call the far center.

And gradually, they became very similar. I think from a tactical perspective, it made a lot of sense

because the mission is to actually qualify from the semifinals within the opposition to the finals against

Netanyahu. So Bennett hopes to actually leave this question behind him. However, I'm not

sure it seals the deal. Why? Because Gaddi Eisencote, the former IDF Chief of Staff,

the most popular figure in Israeli politics, as we see today.

His numbers are skyrocketing.

His theory of the race is, first of all, I need the entire bloc to unite around me.

If the block is not going to unite around me and we're going to run with every party in the block, Lieberman, for instance,

and Eisencoat running as though they might be the prime minister, then we're going to lose the

elections. He right now is securing his centrist flank, which is the Ayel-Lapid, and he's trying

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