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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Winter Urges Netanyahu to Focus on Gaza Aid Trucks, Not Politics

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People of Israel party chairman Ofer Winter criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for focusing on political attacks rather than security issues. Winter urged Netanyahu to reduce aid trucks to Gaza, which he called "protection money for Hamas," and address illegal weapons in Israel. The comments followed reports of Netanyahu directing Likud to target Winter's party politically to regain Knesset seats ahead of elections.

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  • Ofer Winter accused PM Netanyahu of prioritizing political survival over security and Hamas.
  • Winter urged Netanyahu to focus on reducing Gaza aid trucks and illegal weapons in Israel.
  • Netanyahu reportedly instructed Likud to target Winter's party politically to regain Knesset seats.
  • The People of Israel party is reportedly gaining support, according to Winter.
  • Netanyahu seeks to prevent votes from being lost to smaller right-wing factions.

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