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Shaul Mofaz

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  • Tzipi Livni
    Tzipi Livni
    / Persistence and founding of Hatnua

    …election and was replaced by Shaul Mofaz, a retired general and former Likud minister of defense. When a new round of legislative elections approached, Livni founded a new party with a similar platform, Hatnua (“The Movement”). The party won six seats in Knesset elections in 2013; Kadima won just two…

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    …election and was replaced by Shaul Mofaz, a retired general and former Likud minister of defense. When a new round of legislative elections approached, Livni founded a new party with a similar platform, Hatnua (“The Movement”). The party won six seats in Knesset elections in 2013; Kadima won just two…

    Read More