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Amcha Israel Denies Approaching Reservists Party for Vote Deal
Amcha Israel has denied approaching the Reservists Party for a surplus vote agreement, calling the report false. The Reservists Party had claimed Amcha Israel sought the deal and was refused.
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What happened
- 01Amcha Israel denied approaching the Reservists Party for a surplus vote agreement.
- 02The Reservists Party had claimed Amcha Israel sought such an agreement and was refused.
- 03Amcha Israel called the Reservists' report "delusional and false spin."
- 04Amcha Israel criticized Yoaz Hendel's political history and party affiliations.
- 05Amcha Israel stated its goal is to change "old and despised politics."
- 06Amcha Israel predicted the Reservists Party will not pass the electoral threshold.
Amcha Israel criticized the Reservists' leader, Yoaz Hendel, for his political history and stated their intention to change existing politics. Amcha Israel also expressed doubt about the Reservists Party's electoral success.
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