@timesofisrael: Reporter Ariela Karmel: If the makeup of B’Yachad’s slate reveals what kind of politicians the party believes Israelis want, the crowd Sunday offered an equally revealing picture of the voters it now appears to be seeking. The event felt unmistakably liberal and Tel Avivian: young, secular and fervently opposed to the current government and its policies, though not necessarily comfortable with the political left as represented by Yair Golan’s Democrats. Sunday’s event suggested B’Yachad is no longer organizing itself around winning right-leaning voters back, but is embracing the constituency it actually has: liberal-Zionist, largely centrist Israelis animated by military and national service, competent government, a state commission of inquiry into October 7 and an end to sweeping Haredi draft exemptions. It is not a small constituency. Whether it is a large enough one to fulfill Bennett’s ambitions is another matter. Read more on The Times of Israel. #Israel #Politics #News #TimesofIsrael #Elections