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Israeli Politician Defends Fiery Netanyahu Remark, Cites PM's 'Panic'
Ofer Winter, chairman of Am Ech Israel, defended his "jump on me" remark to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating it was heartfelt and a response to Netanyahu's "panic" over his party's formation.
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What happened
- 01Ofer Winter defended his "jump on me" remark to Prime Minister Netanyahu, calling it heartfelt and a reaction to Netanyahu's "panic."
- 02Winter accused Netanyahu and Likud of running a campaign against his new Am Ech Israel party.
- 03He defended party member Yosef Haddad against criticism for past support of a Palestinian state.
- 04Winter claimed Netanyahu's government agreed to a plan that includes the possibility of a Palestinian state.
- 05Winter rejected political cooperation with Yair Golan and questioned Yoaz Hendel's call for a broad government bloc.
Winter accused Likud of a campaign against his party and defended a member criticized for past pro-Palestinian state comments. He also rejected cooperation with Yair Golan and questioned Yoaz Hendel's call for a broad government bloc.
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