Knesset member Boaz Toporovsky from Yesh Atid announced he is retiring from political life. In a statement about his retirement, he wrote: "After more than 20 years of public service, during which I had the privilege of serving in a series of positions, from chairman of the National Union of Israeli Students to chairman of the Yesh Atid faction and coalition chairman during the period of the change government, I have decided that the time has come to take a break from political life and open a new chapter." Yesh Atid chairman Yair Lapid responded, writing that "Boaz is one of the founders of Yesh Atid, a friend of mine and will continue to be a member of our extended family." Oz Haim, director general of the Zionist Council, will enter the Knesset in Toporovsky's place.
Yesh Atid lawmaker Boaz Toporovsky announces retirement from politics
Moran Azulay|
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