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Reservists Party Rejects Vote Deal With Ofer Winter's Amcha Israel

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Amcha Israel Party Denies Seeking Surplus Votes Agreement

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The Amcha Israel party, led by Ofer Vinter, has vehemently denied seeking a surplus vote agreement with the "Reservists and Economists" party. The party criticized Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha, accusing them of hypocrisy and old political maneuvering. Amcha Israel affirmed its dedication to the right-wing and called for votes to form a decisive right-wing government.

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  • Amcha Israel, led by Ofer Vinter, denied seeking a surplus vote agreement with the "Reservists and Economists" party.
  • The party criticized Yoaz Hendel for his political history and forming a government with Mansour Abbas.
  • Amcha Israel called Yaron Zelekha a supporter of Meretz and claimed his votes would go to Yair Golan.
  • The party dismissed the allegations as a "delusional and false spin" from "old politics."
  • Amcha Israel pledged commitment to the right-wing and urged votes for a decisive right-wing government.

The Amcha Israel party, led by Ofer Vinter, has issued a strong denial of claims that it sought a surplus vote agreement with the "Reservists and Economists" party. Amcha Israel stated that no such request was made.

The party specifically targeted Yoaz Hendel, criticizing his political history of switching parties and forming a government with Mansour Abbas. They also criticized Yaron Zelekha, describing him as a supporter of Meretz. Amcha Israel asserted that these individuals should not lecture newcomers aiming to change the political landscape.

Amcha Israel characterized the allegations as a "delusional and false spin" from the "old politics" they aim to reform. They further claimed that Hendel and Zelekha would form another government with Mansour Abbas if given the chance and that Zelekha's votes would effectively go to Yair Golan.

The party reiterated its commitment to the right-wing camp, urging voters to support Amcha Israel to ensure the establishment of a right-wing government that "serves and defeats the enemies."

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