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Hendel's Party Awaits Vote Count, Blames Media for Low Support
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The Reservists-Economic Party, led by Yoaz Hendel, is awaiting the final vote count, including "double envelopes," as it currently stands about 100,000 votes shy of the electoral threshold. Hendel blamed media coverage for the party's low support and warned of potential national "fall apart" if a Zionist government is not formed. Separately, Ofer Winter of the People of Israel party vowed to continue his political mission despite failing to cross the threshold, aiming for new leadership in Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yoaz Hendel's party awaits final vote count, currently short of the electoral threshold.
- Hendel blames media coverage for his party's low support and potential failure to enter Knesset.
- Hendel warns of national collapse if a Zionist government is not formed.
- Ofer Winter pledges to continue political efforts despite his party not crossing the threshold.
- Winter aims to bring new, unified leadership to Israel.
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