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The Times of IsraelPolitics

Netanyahu's Campaign Against Winter Fueled by Advice to Feldstein

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's campaign against political rival Ofer Winter is reportedly driven by Winter's advice to former aide Eli Feldstein to avoid hiring Netanyahu's lawyer. Winter, Feldstein's ex-commander, recommended a different attorney, who has since aimed to implicate Netanyahu in Feldstein's leak case. Likud is pressuring Winter to withdraw from elections, fearing vote diversion, but he refuses. Feldstein is accused of leaking classified information to influence hostage negotiations, with Netanyahu's aide Jonatan Urich also indicted in the matter.

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  • Netanyahu's campaign against Ofer Winter stems from Winter advising Eli Feldstein against hiring Netanyahu's lawyer.
  • Winter recommended Oded Savorai for Feldstein, whose lawyer is now shifting blame to Netanyahu.
  • Likud is pressuring Winter to withdraw from elections, fearing vote diversion from right-wing parties.
  • Winter has refused to withdraw from the election, stating he "will not surrender."
  • Eli Feldstein is charged with leaking classified information to the German tabloid Bild.
  • Netanyahu aide Jonatan Urich was also indicted in the leak case and investigated for Qatargate.

The Times of Israel publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Times of Israel’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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