Am Israel Party Leader Vows to Continue, Criticizes Likud Minister
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ofer Vinter, chairman of the Am Israel party, announced his party will continue its political efforts despite calls for withdrawal. Vinter criticized Likud Minister Shlomo Karai for calling him "Palestine" and questioned his right to judge patriotism. Vinter asserted that the right-wing political bloc does not belong to any single individual.
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- Ofer Vinter, chairman of the Am Israel party, stated his party is "running until the end."
- Vinter criticized Likud Minister Shlomo Karai for calling him "Palestine."
- Vinter questioned Karai's right to judge others' love for Israel.
- Vinter asserted that the right-wing political movement is not owned by any one person.
Ofer Vinter, chairman of the Am Israel party, has declared that his party is "running until the end," despite calls for him to withdraw. Vinter specifically targeted Likud Minister Shlomo Karai, criticizing his recent remarks. "He calls me today 'Palestine,' a commander of the Givati Brigade, a fighter in the Israel Defense Forces," Vinter stated. He questioned Karai's authority to judge patriotism, asserting, "The right is not the property of any person."
Vinter's statement comes amid internal political discussions and challenges, with his party's continued participation in the political arena now confirmed by his declaration.
