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Ofer Winter Rejects Netanyahu's Claim, Blames PM's Policies for Harming Right-Wing
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 4 hours ago
What happened
Ofer Winter, leader of the "Am Israel" party, refuted Prime Minister Netanyahu's claim that he endangers the right-wing. Winter argued that Netanyahu's own policies, including those related to Gaza and military service, are the real threats, and called for new leadership.
- 01Ofer Winter blames Netanyahu's policies for harming the right-wing.
- 02Winter rejected Netanyahu's claim that he would harm the right-wing bloc.
- 03He cited Gaza aid, Hamas fighters, and IDF draft evasion as threats.
- 04Winter called for new leadership not involved in past failures.
- 05His party serves the people of Israel, not specific leaders.
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