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Netanyahu Criticizes Potential Rival, Urges Right-Wing Unity
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized potential rival Ofer Winter at a right-wing activists' conference, suggesting Winter would join the "other side" if he passes the electoral threshold. The conference, organized to boost right-wing voter turnout, also featured Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized potential rival Ofer Winter at a right-wing conference, stating he would "go to the other side."
- 02The conference aimed to boost right-wing voter turnout ahead of upcoming elections.
- 03Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich vowed to strengthen the state's Jewish identity.
- 04Netanyahu referenced the 1992 elections as a warning about parties failing to cross the electoral threshold.
- 05The event was initiated by Yisrael Gantz, tasked with increasing right-wing voter participation.
Netanyahu referenced the 1992 elections as a cautionary tale of the right losing power due to parties failing to cross the threshold. Smotrich vowed to strengthen the state's Jewish identity against a perceived threat from a left-leaning government.
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