Ex-hostage’s mother Einav Zangauker says Golan broke promise to add her to Democrats’ Knesset slate
The left-wing Democrats Party finalized its Knesset slate last month after more than 97,000 of its registered members voted in internal primaries to determine which candidates would be on the list.
Einav Zangauker, mother of former hostage Matan Zangauker, claims Democrats Party leader Yair Golan reneged on a promise to place her high on the party's Knesset slate. Zangauker stated that Golan guaranteed her a top spot in February, immediately after incumbent Knesset members, and that "The commitment was reaffirmed directly by Yair himself" multiple times. She maintained a low media profile as requested, honoring her part of the agreement. Golan confirmed he decided not to reserve her a spot, stating he made this decision "out of respect for the decision of the 113,000 members of the Democrats and out of confidence in the excellent list they chose," and that no reserved spots were given to any candidates. He offered her a significant role in the campaign and post-election work.
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