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Israel HayomPolitics

Ex-Ministers Attend Gaza Border Memorial Amidst Government Absence

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Hebrew · Sole source

Yoaz Hendel and Ofer Vinter attended a memorial ceremony at Kibbutz Be'eri for the October 7th attacks, noting the absence of government officials. Both are seen as potential political players who could influence voter blocs in the upcoming elections. Their presence highlights their challenge to the current political establishment, with potential implications for both the right and the opposition.

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  • Yoaz Hendel and Ofer Vinter attended a memorial ceremony at Kibbutz Be'eri.
  • Their attendance occurred while government officials were absent from similar ceremonies.
  • Both Hendel and Vinter are seen as potential political influencers for upcoming elections.
  • The government fears they could draw right-wing voters seeking alternatives.
  • The opposition worries they might attract centrist voters disaffected with the left.

Yoaz Hendel, chairman of the Reservists Party, and Ofer Vinter, chairman of the Amcha Israel Party, attended a memorial ceremony at Kibbutz Be'eri on Wednesday, marking three years since the October 7th attacks. Their presence stood out due to the lack of government officials at ceremonies in the Gaza envelope communities.

Hendel and Vinter are considered potential political assets for both the ruling coalition and the opposition, as each could attract voters from across the political spectrum. With the upcoming elections, their influence on the political landscape is increasingly noted.

The government and right-wing parties are concerned that right-leaning voters seeking a state-oriented and security-focused alternative might shift their support to parties or lists that include figures like Vinter and Hendel. Conversely, the opposition fears that these two could draw voters disillusioned with centrist or anti-government parties, but who are unwilling to align with left-wing blocs.

Their attendance at the Be'eri ceremony, in the absence of government representatives, provides them with a strong political image as candidates challenging the existing political order.

Israel HayomRight · Tel Aviv

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