Netanyahu on the offers he made to Winter: "What more do you need?"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave an interview to Channel 14, warning that the elections will be decided by a razor-thin margin of votes. He sharply attacked Ofer Winter, claiming he could cause the loss of the right-wing bloc, and revealed that he offered Winter a senior position in Likud but Winter refused. Netanyahu also addressed the Iranian threat and the issue of ultra-Orthodox conscription.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave an interview today (Monday) to Boaz Golan on Channel 14, just before the elections, and warned that the voting results could determine Israel's security future. Netanyahu claimed that 'we are at a 60-60 tie' and that the battle for the last votes is still open. He linked the election results to the fight against Iran, claiming that US President Donald Trump is ready to cooperate with him. Netanyahu attacked Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot for his support of the Iran deal, and called the Iranian regime 'neo-Nazis'. Netanyahu reserved his harshest attack for Ofer Winter, whom he said could tip the elections in favor of the left-wing bloc. Netanyahu revealed that he offered Winter a senior position in Likud and proposals to join other right-wing parties, but Winter refused. Additionally, Netanyahu addressed the issue of ultra-Orthodox conscription and stated that those who do not study will be drafted. The article is based entirely on Netanyahu's statements, with no response from other parties.