Bereaved Father Hagai Loober Rules Out Voting for Ofer Winter
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Bereaved father Hagai Loober declared he will not vote for Ofer Winter's party in the upcoming Knesset elections, outlining four principles for his decision. Loober will vote for the candidate best suited for future challenges, prioritizing parties likely to pass the electoral threshold. He also stated he would not support candidates who compromise on the Land of Israel, support terrorists, undermine a Jewish state, or act undemocratically. National unity and cooperation are paramount in his decision-making process.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hagai Loober will not vote for Ofer Winter's party in the upcoming Knesset elections.
- Loober's vote will be based on who can best handle future challenges, not past actions.
- He will not vote for parties unlikely to pass the electoral threshold.
- Loober refuses to vote for candidates who compromise on the Land of Israel or support terrorists.
- He prioritizes national unity and cooperation in his voting considerations.
Just one day before the Knesset elections, bereaved father Hagai Loober announced on social media that he would not be voting for Ofer Winter's party, despite earlier indications. Loober outlined four principles guiding his vote: his ballot is neither a reward nor punishment, but a choice for the candidate best equipped to face future challenges. He emphasized that he would not vote for a party that might not pass the electoral threshold, stating his vote must influence the next Knesset and government composition. Loober also declared he would never vote for anyone who does not believe in the right to all of the Land of Israel, wants to give terrorists a state, does not act for a Jewish state, or imposes their views undemocratically. Finally, he stressed the importance of national unity, seeking a party that promotes cohesion, can set aside old disputes for a broad government, and fosters cooperation over internal conflict. Loober concluded by stating he would evaluate all parties based on these principles and vote for the one closest to them, apologizing to those expecting a specific party name.
