Political analyst Chaim Cohen reportedly assesses that a new "Statesman Right" party will soon be formed, featuring former UN ambassador Gilad Erdan and former IDF general Ofer Winter alongside other Religious Zionism figures who gained public prominence since October 7.
Political analyst Chaim Cohen reportedly assessed Wednesday that a political party tentatively called "Statesman Right" (Yemin Mamlakhti) is expected to be formed soon. According to Cohen, the party would feature former Israeli ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan and former IDF general Ofer Winter, alongside other figures from the Religious Zionism camp who have gained public attention since the October 7 massacre. The report follows earlier speculation about Winter's political ambitions: The Zioneer previously reported that Winter and former justice minister Ayelet Shaked were reportedly exploring a new right-wing party, and that Winter had been weighing running with an independent party. The current assessment — posted by Cohen on Telegram — remains an analyst's forecast and has not been confirmed by any of the named figures or official sources.
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