Smotrich and Feiglin Agree to Joint Run, Sign Deal Tonight
Bezalel Smotrich, leader of the Religious Zionism party, and Ze'ev Hezekiah Feiglin, head of the Zehut party, have reached an agreement to run together in the upcoming elections. The formal signing of the agreement is scheduled for this evening.
This alliance brings together two prominent figures on the Israeli right-wing political spectrum. Smotrich's Religious Zionism party advocates for religious and nationalist values, while Feiglin's Zehut party promotes a libertarian-nationalist platform, emphasizing Jewish identity and free markets.
The merger aims to consolidate the right-wing vote and potentially increase the representation of these factions in the Knesset. Details regarding the specific arrangement, such as the order of candidates on the joint list, are expected to be finalized and announced following the signing ceremony.
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