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Ex-IDF General Slams Netanyahu Over Election Strategy
Reserve Brigadier General Ofer Winter, leading the Amkha Israel party, criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for prioritizing election strategy over security. Winter urged Netanyahu to focus on reducing aid trucks to Gaza and illegal weapons in Israel, and to bolster the IDF.
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What happened
- 01Reserve Brigadier General Ofer Winter criticized PM Netanyahu's election priorities two weeks before polls.
- 02Winter accused Netanyahu of focusing on his party instead of Gaza aid trucks and security.
- 03Netanyahu reportedly told Likud lawmakers to attack Winter's Amkha Israel party.
- 04Winter called for reducing illegal weapons and increasing IDF personnel.
- 05The Likud fears vote fragmentation could cost the right-wing bloc a Knesset majority.
Netanyahu reportedly instructed Likud lawmakers to attack Winter's party and mobilize voters, fearing vote fragmentation could cost the right-wing bloc a Knesset majority.
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