Israel’s Tzipi Livni Courted by Labor, Yesh Atid Parties as Elections Loom
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by News Editor
While no agreements have been finalized yet, former justice minister Tzipi Livni is being wooed by both Labor leader Isaac Herzog and Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid as part of the center-left parties’ attempt to form a united front against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Both Herzog and Lapid have offered to reserve the second spot on their respective parties’ list to Livni.
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