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Religious Zionism Criticizes Reserve General Ofer Winter’s New Party Launch
The Religious Zionism party sharply criticized Reserve Brigadier General Ofer Winter for launching a separate party, warning it could split the right-wing vote and enable a left-wing government that would dismantle settlements.
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What happened
- 01Religious Zionism condemns Ofer Winter’s separate party launch as a threat to right-wing unity.
- 02Party warns vote splitting could lead to a left-wing government dismantling settlements.
- 03Winter’s new party, Amcha Yisrael, includes former military officers and public activists.
- 04Religious Zionism urges voters to support established parties to avoid risking national camp defeat.
- 05The move raises tensions ahead of the 2026 elections, with nationalist leaders warning of right-wing losses.
Winter unveiled his new party Amcha Yisrael with a diverse candidate list, intensifying concerns ahead of the 2026 elections.
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