Ofer Winter on Eisenkot: "He is not my enemy," and I have no intention of joining his government
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Ofer Winter made clear in an interview with the weekly "Sofshavua" that he has no intention of joining a government led by Gadi Eisenkot. He spoke about this at a time when Israeli politics is heading toward elections, and his remarks reached a wide audience.
In an interview with Daniel Roth Avnery on i24NEWS, three days before the elections, Winter was asked about his embrace with Eisenkot. He said Eisenkot "is not my enemy" and added: "Enough with the hatred." According to him, there are political differences between the two, but he does not want the disagreements to turn into personal hatred.
The embrace between the two drew attention in the media and among the public, and it was seen as a sign of a different atmosphere between political contenders. However, Winter stressed that his remarks do not change his political position, and that he does not intend to sit in a government under Eisenkot's leadership.
The elections will take place in three days, and the Israeli public will decide who will lead the country in the coming years. Winter's remarks are part of the political debate during this period, and further developments should be followed ahead of election day.
Sources: i24NEWS
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