Professor Says Minister's Decision Ends Political Chances for Ofer Winter's Party
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya stated on Radio Galey Israel that Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's refusal to sign a surplus agreement with Ofer Winter's 'Amcha Israel' party has "erased" its chances of passing the electoral threshold. The program host, Doron Cohen, concurred, declaring Winter "no longer relevant." This decision is seen as a significant blow to the new party's political prospects.
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- Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya stated Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's decision "erased" Ofer Winter's party.
- Cohen-Eliya believes the decision ends Ofer Winter's party's chances of crossing the electoral threshold.
- Program host Doron Cohen agreed, stating Winter is "no longer relevant."
- The decision concerns a surplus agreement between Ben-Gvir's party and Winter's 'Amcha Israel'.
- The report also noted a request from senior Likud members to Avigdor Lieberman.
Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya stated on the radio program "Yoman Ha'erev" with Doron Cohen on Radio Galey Israel that Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's decision not to sign a surplus agreement with Ofer Winter's 'Amcha Israel' party is a fatal blow to its chances of crossing the electoral threshold. Cohen-Eliya argued that this decision reflects a lack of confidence in Winter's ability to pass the threshold. "I am currently witnessing the elimination of Winter before our eyes. He started very, very high," Cohen-Eliya said, adding definitively, "Relative to a new party, he has been erased."
Program host Doron Cohen agreed with Cohen-Eliya's assessment of retired Brigadier General Winter's candidacy, concluding firmly, "Winter is no longer relevant." The report also mentioned a dramatic request from senior Likud members to Avigdor Lieberman.
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