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Religious Zionist Alumni Urge Candidates Winter, Nechama to Unite or Withdraw
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By חדשות כיפה
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 37 minutes ago
What happened
Alumni of the Bnei David academy are pressuring retired officers Ofer Winter and Hazi Nechama to unite their political campaigns or withdraw, warning that a divided right-wing vote could cost them the election and harm the state.
- 01Religious Zionist alumni demand Winter and Nechama unite or quit politics.
- 02They warn a split right-wing vote could cause significant vote loss.
- 03Failure to unite may prevent the right-wing bloc from forming a government.
- 04Alumni cite shared values of national responsibility and mission.
- 05They threaten to not forgive those prioritizing personal gain.
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