Reality Star Odia Pinto Declares Vote for Amcha Israel Party
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Reality star Odia Pinto announced she will vote for the "Amcha Israel" party in the upcoming elections, citing her heart and belief the party will benefit northern Israel. Pinto, who lives near the Lebanese border, has previously criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for neglecting the North. Journalist Moria Asraf praised Pinto for showcasing diverse opinions among influencers.
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- Reality star Odia Pinto will vote for the "Amcha Israel" party in the upcoming elections.
- Pinto stated her decision is "following my heart" and hopes the party brings "good news to the North."
- She urged northern residents to "wake up" and vote for the party.
- Pinto previously criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for neglecting northern Israel.
- Journalist Moria Asraf commended Pinto for demonstrating diversity of opinion among influencers.
Reality television personality Odia Pinto, who recently appeared on the show "Power Couple" with her husband Elior Sofer, has announced her intention to vote for the "Amcha Israel" party in the upcoming elections. Pinto revealed her choice on Thursday, stating her belief that the party, led by Ofer Vinter, will bring "good news to the North." She acknowledged the party might not pass the electoral threshold but emphasized her decision is "following my heart."
Pinto expressed confidence that Vinter and Netael Sham Tov, a candidate with the party, will offer a new message and believes they will overcome the electoral hurdle. She urged residents of northern Israel to "wake up" and vote for Amcha Israel.
Pinto resides in Alma, a moshav in the Upper Galilee near the Lebanese border, and has previously spoken about life in the North. In July, she criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite past support, urging him to address the disparity in security and resources between northern and central Israel. She implored him to experience living in the North firsthand to understand the danger.
Journalist Moria Asraf publicly supported Pinto's stance, noting in an Instagram story that Pinto's declaration demonstrates that "democracy and diversity of opinions" exist even among Israeli influencers.
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