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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Ofer Vinter Declares 'Bibi Will Jump for Me' in TV Interview

Ofer Vinter, chairman of Am Israel, declared in an upcoming "Meet the Press" interview that Prime Minister Netanyahu would "jump for me" if his demands aren't met, stating he would not be part of a government that doesn't fulfill his objectives.

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Ofer Vinter Declares 'Bibi Will Jump for Me' in TV Interview
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What happened

  1. 01Ofer Vinter stated Prime Minister Netanyahu will "jump for me" if his demands aren't met.
  2. 02Vinter declared he will not be part of a government that does not fulfill his party's demands.
  3. 03A recent poll shows Vinter's Am Israel party below the electoral threshold with 1.5% support.
  4. 04The opposition bloc is projected to have 67 seats, while the coalition has 49.
  5. 05Vinter dismissed the possibility of new elections and criticized a government with Izankot.

Vinter also dismissed the possibility of new elections and criticized a potential government including Izankot. The interview follows a poll showing Vinter's party below the electoral threshold, impacting bloc calculations.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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