The man behind Bennett's "parliaments" and the reserve chief of staff: the new additions to Bennett

Yahad party chairman Naftali Bennett added Tomer Viner and Zvi Plotnitzky to the party's Knesset list, two of its field operations leaders. Plotnitzky is the founder of the field headquarters and strategy director, behind Bennett's "parliaments." Viner, a reserve major, serves as the party's reserve chief of staff. With their addition, the number of reservists on the list reaches eight.

Yahad party chairman Naftali Bennett added Tomer Viner and Zvi Plotnitzky to the party's Knesset list, two of its field operations leaders. Plotnitzky is the founder of the party's field headquarters and its strategy director, and is among the people behind Bennett's "parliaments" - field meetings whose activities gain exposure on social media. During the war, Plotnitzky served more than 400 reserve days, including as a rescue incident commander and as a rescue company commander in the "Swords of Iron" war. Viner, a reserve major and a member of the Herzliya city council, served hundreds of reserve days during the war. In the party, he serves as the reserve chief of staff, and during the war he founded the organizations "Reservists for Reservists" and "Shield of the Generation." With their addition, the number of reservists on the "Yahad" list reaches eight, alongside other candidates such as Yonatan Shalev, Shahar Varon, Amir Strugov, Mati Gil, Moshe Kinley Tur-Paz, and Major General (res.) Noam Tibon.