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Ofer Vinter Responds to Likud Attacks, Urges Unity
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First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago
What happened
Ofer Vinter's new party, Am Israel, responded to Likud's calls for Vinter to withdraw from elections, stating Likud fears vote transfers. Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana warned Vinter's candidacy endangers the right-wing bloc and could lead to wasted votes.
- 01Ofer Vinter's party accuses Likud of fearing vote transfers to their new movement.
- 02Vinter's party urges Likud to remember the 'day after' elections.
- 03Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana warns Vinter's candidacy endangers the right.
- 04Ohana questions Vinter's ability to pass the electoral threshold.
- 05Ohana calls for Vinter to withdraw to ensure Netanyahu remains prime minister.
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