Bennett still silent, his Knesset representative Yonatan Shalev: "We will do everything to pass the Servicemen's Revolution"

Naftali Bennett has not appeared publicly since election night. His representatives in the Knesset, including Yonatan Shalev, said they would do everything to pass the "Servicemen's Revolution" and form a government, amid concerns about breaking election promises due to contacts with the ultra-Orthodox parties.

Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Yashar party, has not appeared publicly since election night, while his representatives in the Knesset clarify that they will do everything to pass the "Servicemen's Revolution" and form a government. The incoming Knesset members, including Yonatan Shalev (24) who will become the youngest Knesset member ever, said that "silence does not mean agreement on any matter" and that they will not compromise on advancing the servicemen. Concerns about Bennett breaking his election promises are growing amid contacts with the ultra-Orthodox parties to join a coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot. Meanwhile, ultra-Orthodox newspapers express anger at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and signal willingness to join a government headed by Eisenkot, provided appropriate guarantees are given to regulate the exemption from military service for yeshiva students. The article quotes Yashar's Knesset members but does not bring Bennett's own response.

Bennett still silent, his Knesset representative Yonatan Shalev: "We will do everything to pass the Servicemen's Revolution"