Ofer Winter's Party Candidate Predicts Doubled Mandates by Election
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Party candidate predicts doubling of 4-5 mandates by election.
- Support based on large right-wing public seeking alternatives.
- Voting for the party is presented as key to a right-wing government.
- Comments follow polls showing Winter's rising support.
Netali Shem Tov, a media personality who joined former IDF General Ofer Winter's "Am Echad Yisrael" party, has predicted a significant increase in the party's electoral support. In an interview with i24NEWS, Shem Tov stated that the party currently holds 4-5 parliamentary seats, or mandates, and expects this number to double by the time of the elections.
Shem Tov based her projection on the existence of a large right-wing public seeking an alternative political option. She asserted that voting for "Am Echad Yisrael" is the only way to ensure a broad right-wing government that will end what she termed the "conceptzia," a Hebrew term often used to describe a perceived consensus or mindset among Israeli security and political elites.
Her comments come amid other polling data suggesting a rise in support for Ofer Winter, while the opposition bloc's numbers are reportedly declining. The party's platform appears to focus on appealing to right-wing voters disillusioned with the current political landscape.
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