Amidst efforts to prevent vote loss on the right, Prime Minister Netanyahu met with the head of the Ali Preparatory Program, Rabbi of the "Am Yisrael" party chairman. Rabbi Sadan clarified that he is convinced Winter should resign, but added he has no influence over him regarding the matter. The meeting took place against a backdrop of maneuvering to consolidate right-wing votes, suggesting concerns about potential electoral fragmentation. Sources indicate the discussion focused on the potential impact of Winter’s continued candidacy. Despite his conviction, Rabbi Sadan acknowledged his inability to directly sway Winter’s decision. This development highlights the delicate balance Netanyahu is attempting to maintain within the right-wing political landscape in Israel.