Celebrity Psychic Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Next Election
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- Celebrity psychic predicts Netanyahu will win upcoming elections.
- She also forecasts retired general Ofer Winter will pass threshold.
- Netanyahu is pressuring Winter to withdraw from the race.
- Psychic warns of increased terror and kidnapping risks.
- She also sees covert efforts to return hostages.
Eden Hodaya Cohen, known as the "celebrity psychic" or "celebrity psychic from Acre," has gained significant social media attention, particularly on Instagram, for her predictions on security, politics, and national affairs. Her forecasts, often described as particularly dark, especially those made around the start of the recent war, have attracted tens of thousands of followers.
In a recent online broadcast, Cohen addressed the pressing question of who will win the upcoming Israeli elections. She stated, "There will be very close elections, but my prediction is that Bibi will win the next elections." She also commented on the potential candidacy of retired Brigadier General Ofer Winter, suggesting he has significant potential to pass the electoral threshold, with support growing as the election approaches.
This prediction comes amid pressure from Prime Minister Netanyahu, who has criticized Winter and urged him to withdraw from the race, fearing it could jeopardize the right-wing bloc. Winter, however, insists he will surpass the threshold and has no intention of withdrawing.
Beyond politics, Cohen also touched upon security matters, referencing the dramatic incident involving a Flydubai flight. She cautioned about increased risks of terror attacks and kidnapping attempts, particularly targeting children. However, she also indicated a background of covert operations aimed at the return of hostages, not necessarily limited to those taken on October 7th.
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