Defeated Party Chairman Blames Opposition for Vote Loss
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Yinter, chairman of Am Echad Yisrael, spoke for the first time after his party's election defeat, stating their long-term mission has just begun. He blamed the "national camp" for a "dirty campaign" and claimed his party "burned opposition votes." Yinter's remarks followed the announcement of the election results.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Yinter, chairman of Am Echad Yisrael, spoke after his party's election defeat.
- He claimed his party "burned opposition votes, not right-wing votes."
- Yinter blamed the "national camp" for running a "dirty campaign."
- He stated the party's long-term journey has just begun.
Yinter, chairman of the Am Echad Yisrael party, delivered his first public remarks following his party's significant defeat in the recent elections. He stated that the party's journey is long-term and has just begun, despite the disappointing election results.
Yinter accused the "national camp" of running a "dirty campaign" against his party, asserting that without it, Israel would now have a strong right-wing government. He specifically claimed that his party "burned opposition votes, not right-wing votes," suggesting their electoral performance inadvertently harmed other opposition factions rather than the ruling parties.
The chairman's speech, delivered after the election results were announced, focused on a long-term vision and dismissed the immediate outcome as a setback in a larger mission.
