"I believed in this party and did my best to make it successful. But it's over," Zamir told KAN news. "Now I have two alternatives: to shop between the parties of the bloc and engage in my placement and my position, or to act freely to promote unity in the bloc and high voter turnout in the center-Left," he said. "When I looked at what is at stake, I thought it would be more appropriate to deal with my bloc's ability to succeed."
