Ofer Vinter Rules Out Alliances With Those Involved in Oct. 7 Failures
Ofer Vinter, head of the "Amcha Yisrael" party and a retired brigadier general, has stated that his party will continue its election campaign despite rumors. Vinter reiterated that his party is right-wing and, while promising to support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will not join a government that does not pass a conscription law for all before being sworn in. "There is no one who can be exempt from service," Vinter declared.
Vinter rejected offers from Netanyahu for reserved spots on the Likud and Tzionut Datit party lists, stating, "We remain together, we continue to go together. They will not be able to scatter us, two people here, two people there."
The "Amcha Yisrael" leader also indicated openness to alliances with other parties, but with a significant condition. "However, there will be no alliances with those who made decisions on October 7, and were involved in the process and what happened on October 7," he said.
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