Am Echad Yisrael Chairman: Netanyahu Harms the Right-Wing Bloc
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ofer Winter, chairman of the Am Echad Yisrael party, accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of harming the right-wing bloc and the right-wing movement. Winter stated that the Likud party fears his party's potential to break monopolies and cronyism. He reiterated his party's intention to recommend Netanyahu for prime minister but seeks a "real decision" and the integration of Haredim into the IDF, while also aiming to prevent further elections.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ofer Winter accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of harming the right-wing bloc.
- Winter stated Netanyahu's Likud party fears Am Echad Yisrael's potential to break monopolies.
- Am Echad Yisrael intends to recommend Netanyahu for prime minister.
- The party seeks a "real decision" and the integration of Haredim into the IDF.
- Winter stressed the importance of avoiding another round of elections.
Ofer Winter, chairman of the Am Echad Yisrael party, stated at the "People of the State" conference hosted by ynet and Yediot Ahronot that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is damaging the entire right-wing bloc and the right-wing movement. Winter asserted that the Likud party is not concerned about his party failing to pass the electoral threshold, but rather about Am Echad Yisrael becoming a large party that disrupts existing monopolies and cronyism.
Regarding support for Netanyahu as prime minister, Winter clarified his previous stance, saying, "I said in the past that we would recommend him, and I did not say we would recommend Galkonof." He emphasized the party's desire for a "real decision" and expressed intentions for the genuine integration of Haredim into the IDF, advocating for service for all of the people of Israel. Winter also stressed the importance of avoiding another round of elections.
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