Israeli Party Faces Internal Divisions Over Palestinian Statehood

By חדשות סרוגים

What happened

Ofer Winter's "Am Israel" party is embroiled in controversy after senior candidate Pler Hassan Nahum was revealed to have previously supported a two-state solution, contradicting the party's platform. The party has issued a statement opposing a Palestinian state, while Winter emphasized the importance of changing views post-October 7th.

• 01Senior candidate in Ofer Winter's party previously supported a two-state solution.
• 02The party "Am Israel" officially opposes the establishment of a Palestinian state.
• 03Winter stated that changing views post-October 7th is crucial.
• 04This follows a similar controversy involving another candidate, Yosef Haddad.

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