Five reservist groups — including 'Generation of Victory' and 'Shomer Saf' — on Tuesday evening published a joint petition calling on right-wing figures Ofer Winter, Moshe Feiglin, Gilad Erdan, Amir Avivi, and Dedi Simchi to unite in a single slate or step aside, warning that running separately could lead to a coalition with the Muslim Brotherhood and the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Five reservist groups — including 'Generation of Victory' (Dor HaNitzachon), 'Shomer Saf' (Threshold Guardian), 'Forum Gvura' (Heroism Forum), 'Forum Hapetzua' (Wounded Forum), and 'Forum Cafe Shapira' — published a joint petition Tuesday evening calling on five right-wing figures to unite on a single slate or withdraw from the race. The petition warns that a split vote could enable a coalition government led by the Muslim Brotherhood and the Kaplan protest movement, which it argues would reverse the war's achievements and lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state. The named figures — former IDF general Ofer Winter, former MK Moshe Feiglin, former ambassador Gilad Erdan, former general Amir Avivi, and Dedi Simchi — have each been exploring independent electoral runs, contributing to fragmentation within the right-wing bloc. The petition's signatories include the newly formed coalition of reservist and activist groups, expanding beyond the earlier 'Generation of Victory' effort that issued a similar call in late July. The right-wing bloc has faced ongoing unity challenges ahead of the next elections, as The Zioneer has previously reported.
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