Berla Krombi Warns Right-Wing Candidates Against Splitting Votes Ahead of Israeli Elections

Berla Krombi sharply criticized right-wing politicians including Ofer Winter and Moshe Feiglin for their plans to run independently in upcoming Israeli elections. He warned that their move risks splitting the right-wing vote, potentially excluding many right-leaning voters from the Knesset and enabling a left-wing-led government. Krombi described the situation as dangerously reckless, saying, "Winter and Feiglin are playing with fire," and stressed the elections will determine the future of key government achievements in security, the judiciary, and settlement policy in Judea and Samaria.

He cautioned that a government led by figures like Gadi Eizenkot, Hili Tropper, and Yair Golan would reverse current policies. Krombi also criticized other right-wing candidates running separately, including Gilad Erdan, Yuli Edelstein, and Hazi Nahama, calling them "good people who have decided that ego is more important than the country." He accused them of handing the left-wing "government of dreams" to the opposition on a silver platter.

Krombi urged candidates polling below the electoral threshold to either join other parties or withdraw from the race, condemning their actions as illegitimate and destructive. He dismissed claims that the blame lies with parties refusing to unite, emphasizing that politics requires compromise and responsibility. He concluded with a stark warning: "Crazy people, get down from the roof immediately, or we will wake up with a Palestinian state, and Abu Mazen will send flowers directly to you."