From his mouth: Ofer Winter puts an end to speculation about his relationship with Eisenkot

Ofer Winter clarifies in an interview that he holds personal admiration for Gadi Eisenkot and calls him "brother", but emphasizes that he would not sit in a government under his leadership due to ideological disagreements. Winter attacks the pressures to withdraw from the race and warns that without his party, a left-wing government will be formed.

Ofer Winter, chairman of the Amcha Yisrael party, gives an interview to Radio North 104.5FM and clarifies his positions regarding his relationship with Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar party and former Chief of Staff. Winter says the two are "brothers" despite ideological disagreements, and clarifies that he would not sit in a government under Eisenkot's leadership. He attacks the pressures exerted on him to withdraw from the race, including an approach to his bereaved mother and his rabbis, and states that "the prime minister is confused." Winter expresses hope that reports of a confrontation between Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir regarding an attack on Iran are not true, and calls on the public to support his party to ensure a strong right-wing government. He emphasizes his commitment to the national camp and declares that he will not join a government with Mansour Abbas and Yair Golan, even if Netanyahu attacks him.

From his mouth: Ofer Winter puts an end to speculation about his relationship with Eisenkot