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Senior Reserve Officers Urge Ofer Winter to Withdraw from Election
Four senior reserve officers have urged Ofer Winter, chairman of the Amcha Yisrael party, to withdraw from the Knesset elections. They warned that his party's failure to cross the electoral threshold could waste votes and harm the right-wing bloc's majority.
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What happened
- 01Four senior reserve officers asked Ofer Winter to withdraw from the Knesset elections.
- 02They warned his party could fail to cross the electoral threshold.
- 03Wasted votes might cost the right-wing bloc its majority.
- 04The officers feared a left-wing government could be formed.
- 05They urged Winter to act with political responsibility.
The officers appealed for political responsibility, fearing a left-wing government could be formed if votes are lost.
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