Ofer Winter's 'Amcha Israel' Party Rules Out Coalition With Left-Wing Camp
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By דסק C14
First reported by Srugim · Aug 25, 2026
What happened
Ofer Winter's newly formed party 'Amcha Israel' firmly rejects cooperation with left-wing factions ahead of Israel's 26th Knesset elections, dismissing support for leaders like Gantz, Lieberman, and Bennett. The party launch sparked controversy after a close advisor to Gadi Eizenkot praised Winter, raising right-wing concerns about a potential leftward shift. Winter emphasized a hardline security stance and aims to clarify his party's right-wing orientation amid political tensions.
- 01Ofer Winter's 'Amcha Israel' party rejects alliances with the left-wing camp.
- 02The party excludes support for Gantz, Lieberman, and Bennett as prime ministers.
- 03Concerns arose after Gadi Eizenkot's advisor publicly praised Winter's party launch.
- 04Right-wing commentators warn this praise signals a leftward political strategy.
- 05Winter stresses a shift to decisive security policies against Israel's enemies.
- 06The party list includes public figures like Yosef Hadad and Leli Deri.
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