Singer Idan Amadi Announces Support for Reservists-Economic Party
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Singer Idan Amadi, injured during reserve duty in Gaza, announced he will vote for the Reservists-Economic party led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha. He urged voters to prioritize values over electoral thresholds. Amadi supports Hendel's leadership and advocates for a broad unity government to address national challenges.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Singer Idan Amadi will vote for the Reservists-Economic party led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha.
- Amadi was severely injured during reserve duty in Gaza.
- He urged voters to prioritize values over electoral thresholds.
- Amadi praised Yoaz Hendel's long-term vision and focus on governance.
- He supports the formation of a broad unity government.
Singer Idan Amadi, who was severely injured during reserve duty in Gaza, announced on social media that he will vote for the Reservists-Economic party in the upcoming elections. He expressed his support for Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha, the party's leaders.
In a video posted online, Amadi explained his decision, citing his personal experience and his views on the political landscape. "I am voting for Yoaz Hendel, Yaron Zelekha, the Reservists, and the Economic party," he stated. He urged voters not to be swayed by electoral thresholds, emphasizing that personal values and beliefs should guide their choices rather than strategic considerations.
Amadi mentioned knowing Hendel for many years and praised his long-standing positions on issues such as governance and societal division, which he believes have not received adequate public attention. He described Hendel as a leader with a broad, long-term vision.
Furthermore, Amadi voiced his support for the idea of a "third bloc" in politics, aiming to unite Zionist parties and promote the formation of a broad unity government. "I also believe in the third bloc. I believe in this bloc that tries to connect Zionist parties. A government as broad as possible, that will meet the challenges we have from home and abroad. We have no other choice," he said.
