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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Ofer Winter Seen as Key to Expanding Netanyahu's Right-Wing Support Base

Ofer Winter, a new right-wing political figure, is seen as a potential asset to Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc by attracting voters disillusioned with Netanyahu but still right-wing.

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Ofer Winter Seen as Key to Expanding Netanyahu's Right-Wing Support Base
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What happened

  1. 01Ofer Winter offers a fresh right-wing alternative appealing to voters tired of traditional politicians.
  2. 02Winter targets right-wing voters disillusioned with Netanyahu, unlike typical Bibi loyalists.
  3. 03He emphasizes strong security policies, especially on Gaza, attracting a distinct voter base.
  4. 04Winter could draw votes from Lieberman, Bennett, and others, expanding Netanyahu's bloc.
  5. 05Early polls show Winter surpassing the electoral threshold, indicating growing support.
  6. 06Smotrich may face more risk from Winter than Netanyahu does, challenging right-wing dynamics.

Unlike Bezalel Smotrich, Winter appeals to those supporting opposition parties mainly due to opposition to Netanyahu, offering a fresh alternative with strong security stances. Early polls show Winter crossing the electoral threshold, suggesting he could expand rather than split the right-wing vote, possibly securing Netanyahu's leadership.

Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim, the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original

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