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Netanyahu's Inner Circle Warns Against Off-Track Moves by Ofer Winter
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First reported by Kan News · 3 hours ago
What happened
Senior officials close to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu express deep concern over Ofer Winter's political moves, fearing he may break from the right-wing bloc. Winter is reportedly considering forming a new political platform combining religious and secular voters and excluding current politicians. Netanyahu's office denies any rift, stating relations remain excellent.
- 01Netanyahu's close aides fear Ofer Winter may break from the right-wing bloc.
- 02Winter is considering forming a new political platform uniting religious and secular voters.
- 03The new list would seek a right-wing government including parties from the opposing bloc.
- 04Winter plans to include only new political figures, excluding incumbents.
- 05Netanyahu reportedly distrusts Winter, fearing he won't follow bloc leadership.
- 06The Prime Minister's office denies any conflict, calling relations with Winter excellent.
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