Senior Likud Figures Criticize Netanyahu's Attack on Ofer Winter
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
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- Senior Likud figures criticize Netanyahu's attack on Ofer Winter.
- Critics warn the attacks could harm the right-wing political camp.
- Former MK Yehuda Glick calls the attack a 'serious mistake'.
- Amcha Israel party claims to be a growing option for right-wing voters.
Senior figures within the Likud party are publicly criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to attack Ofer Winter, a former commander in the IDF's Givati Brigade. These Likud insiders warn that such attacks could harm the broader political camp. Yehuda Glick, a former Likud Knesset member, publicly stated that attacking Winter is a "serious mistake."
These voices within Likud join other warnings from the right-wing camp in recent days. Critics argue that the attacks against Winter are counterproductive and damage the unity of their political base. They believe that instead of weakening opponents, these actions are alienating potential supporters.
The party "Amcha Israel" also issued a statement, asserting that a large segment of right-wing voters are seeking new leadership and that their party represents a viable option for them. They expressed confidence that Amcha Israel will be a surprise in the upcoming elections.
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