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Ofer Vinter Sets Conditions for Government Entry, Rejects Party Dissolution
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By אור גואטה
First reported by NEWSru Israel · 1 hour ago
What happened
Ofer Vinter, leader of the new "Am Israel" party, declared his party will only join the next government if a mandatory national service law is passed beforehand. He rejected dissolving his party for mergers but is open to alliances with "new and clean" individuals.
- 01Ofer Vinter demands mandatory national service law before joining government.
- 02Vinter's "Am Israel" party will not dissolve for right-wing mergers.
- 03He is open to alliances with "new and clean" candidates.
- 04The party aims to attract young voters and seeks two Arab Israeli seats.
- 05Vinter criticized the government's performance on security and Haredi draft.
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