Ofer Wineter Vows Not to Sit With 'Anti-Zionist Arab Parties'

Retired Brigadier General Ofer Wineter, who recently launched his new party 'Amcha Israel' (The People of Israel), has declared his red lines for potential government coalitions. In an interview with Channel 12 News, Wineter stated firmly that he would not repeat actions he disliked from past coalition formations. He specifically rejected scenarios where a small party takes the premiership or where a chosen mandate is used to form a government with "anti-Zionist Arab parties." Wineter emphasized his commitment to his voters and the right-wing camp, quoting a biblical verse about Jerusalem to underscore his values. He asserted that neither he nor his party members would compromise their integrity or reputation by joining such alliances, stating, "There are things I will not sully my name with."