Bennett Party Candidate Doubts Knesset Entry
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Tomer Viner, a candidate for Naftali Bennett's 'Yahad' party, expressed doubt about his own chances of entering the Knesset. The party's social media team is running a campaign encouraging supporters to publicly declare their vote. A recent poll shows Benjamin Netanyahu leading, Bennett's party gaining, and Viner's prospects falling, while some voters remain opposed to Bennett due to his past coalition with Mansour Abbas.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Tomer Viner, a candidate for Naftali Bennett's party, stated he does not believe he will enter the Knesset.
- Bennett's 'Yahad' party is encouraging supporters to publicly declare their vote and reasons.
- A Channel 14 poll shows Benjamin Netanyahu leading, with Bennett's party showing increased support.
- Some voters refuse to support Bennett because of his past alliance with Mansour Abbas.
The social media team for Naftali Bennett's party, 'Yahad,' has launched a new campaign encouraging supporters to publicly declare their vote for Bennett and explain their reasons. This initiative has garnered significant engagement, with many individuals expressing their support.
Tomer Viner, candidate number 30 on the 'Yahad' list, humorously urged those not voting for Bennett to identify themselves, suggesting this would highlight the limited number of non-supporters. When asked by a commenter if he believed he would enter the Knesset in three weeks, Viner candidly replied, "In all honesty, I don't think so."
Meanwhile, a Channel 14 poll indicates that Benjamin Netanyahu is leading, Bennett's party is strengthening, and Viner's political prospects are declining. Some opponents of Bennett have stated they will never vote for him due to his past alliance with Mansour Abbas.
