Amcha Israel Chairman Claims State-Funded Smear Campaign Against Party
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ofer Vinter, chairman of Amcha Israel, announced that his party is facing a state-funded smear campaign involving slander and threats. He claims tens of millions of shekels from the state budget are being used to damage the party. Vinter stated that right-wing elements have posted signs in the communities of party members, including Lali Derai, Eran Ben Ari, and Davidi Ben Zion. The party chairman vowed that Amcha Israel will not be deterred and will continue its political efforts.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Amcha Israel Chairman Ofer Vinter alleges a state-funded smear campaign against his party.
- Vinter claims tens of millions of shekels from the state budget are financing the attacks.
- He stated that right-wing elements have posted threatening signs in members' communities.
- Specific members named as targets of the sign-posting campaign are Lali Derai, Eran Ben Ari, and Davidi Ben Zion.
- Vinter vowed that Amcha Israel will not surrender and will continue its political efforts.
Ofer Vinter, chairman of the Amcha Israel party, stated in a press conference that the organization has been the target of a "timed campaign of slander, threats, and venomous attacks" in recent weeks. Vinter alleges this campaign is funded by tens of millions of shekels from the state budget, with the explicit aim of harming Amcha Israel.
He further claimed that "red lines have been crossed" in recent days, as elements on the right have posted signs in the communities where his members reside. Vinter specifically named members Lali Derai, Eran Ben Ari, and Davidi Ben Zion, stating that signs were hung "on every corner, on fences, in the middle of their community space."
Vinter concluded by asserting that Amcha Israel will not surrender and will continue to run "to the end with all our might, solely for the people."
