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Ongoing Story· Day 57

Netanyahu's Plan to Dismantle Ofer Winter's Party Revealed

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HamalPolitics

Ofer Winter Vows Long-Term Vision for New Right-Wing Party

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Ofer Winter, leader of the new right-wing party 'Am Yisrael,' stated the party is committed to a long-term vision and aims to provide a different leadership style on the right. He asserted the party's journey has just begun and they have faced significant opposition. Winter claimed that a "cruel" campaign against his party prevented the formation of a strong right-wing government.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Ofer Winter stated his new right-wing party 'Am Yisrael' is committed to a long-term vision.
  • Winter vowed to provide a different kind of leadership on the Israeli right.
  • He claimed the party has faced significant opposition and intimidation.
  • Winter asserted that his party's voters previously had no home in other parties.
  • He blamed a "cruel" campaign for preventing a strong right-wing government.

Ofer Winter, leader of the newly formed right-wing party 'Am Yisrael' (The People of Israel), declared that the party is committed to a long-term vision and aims to provide a different kind of leadership on the right. He stated that the party's journey has just begun, emphasizing their resilience against opposition and a "machine" of opposition, asserting they have not been intimidated.

Winter described the party's mission as uniting the people of Israel, contrasting their approach with what he characterized as divisive tactics. He asserted that 'Am Yisrael' is not an enemy and represents the "beginning of the correction." He explained that the majority of their voters are individuals who were unwilling to vote for the current coalition parties, finding no home among them.

He further claimed that without what he called an "ugly and contemptible campaign" waged against 'Am Yisrael,' the Israeli right would have secured a strong government. Winter characterized the campaign against his party as "cruel" and "without limits."

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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