Photograph by Michal Chelbin.

The Party Faithful

by David Remnick

The New Yorker
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1 min readJan 14, 2013

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For the Jan. 21st issue of the magazine, David Remnick travels to Israel in advance of the country’s upcoming elections, and writes about “the implosion of the center-left and the vivid and growing strength of the radical right.” Remnick speaks to Naftali Bennett, the leader of the Habayit Hayehudi party and “the newest phenomenon in Israeli politics.” A forty-year-old settlement leader, software entrepreneur, and ex-Army commando, Bennett, who alks about “reviving” Zionism through an infusion of “Jewish values,” and his party represent the merger and a reinvigoration of two older religious parties, and he is rapidly gaining ground… Read more: http://nyr.kr/Wyk7A0

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