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Netanyahu Warns Against Voting for Small Right-Wing Parties to Avoid Splitting Votes
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First reported by Ynet · 46 minutes ago
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu warns Israeli voters against supporting small right-wing parties to avoid splitting votes and enabling the left's rise. His warning follows concerns about retired Brig. Gen. Ofer Winter entering politics, which Netanyahu fears could harm the right-wing bloc's electoral chances.
- 01Netanyahu urges voters not to support small right-wing parties to prevent vote splitting.
- 02He recalls 1992 elections when right-wing fragmentation led to left-wing victory and casualties.
- 03Netanyahu fears repeating past mistakes that weakened the right-wing bloc.
- 04Concerns rise over retired Brig. Gen. Ofer Winter's possible political entry.
- 05Netanyahu distrusts Winter, fearing he could harm the right-wing vote or aid a Gantz-led government.
- 06Winter refuses to ally with politicians linked to the October 7 failures or Amir Ohana.
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