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Ongoing Story· Day 37

Netanyahu's Plan to Dismantle Ofer Winter's Party Revealed

15 developments

Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Ofer Winter Adopts Anti-Haredi Rhetoric Amidst Poll Decline

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Alternative right-wing figure Ofer Winter has adopted anti-Haredi rhetoric in a speech at Reichman University, following a drop in his party's poll numbers. Winter criticized MK Goldknopf and stated that only those who serve in the military will receive benefits. He vowed to pass a law ensuring the status of soldiers and integrating Haredim into the IDF.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Ofer Winter adopted anti-Haredi rhetoric after his party's poll numbers declined.
  • Winter stated that only those who serve in the military will receive benefits.
  • He criticized MK Goldknopf regarding the integration of Haredim into the IDF.
  • Winter pledged to legislate a "Servicemembers' Status Law" to address the issue.
  • His party is reportedly struggling to pass the electoral threshold.

Ofer Winter, presenting himself as an alternative right-wing figure, has adopted a distinctly anti-Haredi tone in a recent speech, following a decline in his poll numbers. His party is reportedly struggling to pass the electoral threshold.

Speaking at Reichman University on Thursday, Winter directed personal criticism at Member of Knesset Goldknopf, stating, "He who gives will receive, and he who does not serve will not receive." Winter asserted that all segments of society must share responsibility for national security, with no sector exempt. He emphasized prioritizing and honoring those who serve in the military, declaring, "We must take care of our fighters, those who serve, and we will take care of them before anything else."

Winter further declared his unwillingness to compromise on the issue of integrating Haredim into the IDF for any political deal. He contrasted Goldknopf's interests with his own and what he described as the interests of the Israeli people regarding Haredi enlistment. Winter pledged to legislate a "Servicemembers' Status Law" to permanently regulate the matter, reiterating his stance that only those who serve the country will receive benefits.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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