Wintner responds to warnings against his party: "Don't believe the orchestrated panic"

Ofer Wintner, chairman of the Amcha Yisrael party, addressed for the first time the high voter turnout in the elections for the 26th Knesset. Wintner claimed the race is tight and expressed confidence in increasing the party's strength to five seats. He dismissed warnings against his party, calling them "orchestrated panic."

Ofer Wintner, chairman of the Amcha Yisrael party, addressed today (Tuesday) for the first time the high voter turnout in the elections for the 26th Knesset, following a situation assessment held at the party headquarters. Wintner claimed that according to data held by his party, the race is tight, and expressed confidence in its ability to increase its strength from four to five seats or more. The party had prepared in advance to maximize about 180,000 votes, based on a scenario of 77% turnout, and the party headquarters expressed encouragement at the volume of voters so far. Wintner dismissed warnings against voting for his party, calling them "orchestrated panic," and called on his supporters to come to the polling stations with their families and friends. He concluded his remarks with a political threat: "We will win and prevent a government of Abbas and Golan."