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By חדשות כיפה
Culture04:51 · 1h ago

Feiglin Seeks Bride for Son, Asks Public for Help

KipaReligious-right
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The story · English

Moshe Feiglin, a prominent Israeli politician and leader of the Zehut party, has publicly appealed for assistance in finding a suitable bride for his son, Yishai. The unusual request was made via a post on his personal Facebook page, where he described his son as a "fine young man" and asked anyone who knows a potential match to contact him without hesitation.

Feiglin elaborated that his son, who is in his early twenties, is seeking a religious Jewish woman for marriage. He emphasized that the family is looking for someone who aligns with their values and aspirations. The politician acknowledged the unconventional nature of his appeal but stressed the importance of finding the right partner for his son's future.

"I am turning to you, the public, with a personal request," Feiglin wrote. "My son, Yishai, a fine young man, is looking for a wife. If you know a suitable bride who would be a good match, please do not hesitate to contact me." He added that his son is looking for a "woman who will be a partner in building a home in the spirit of the Torah and Zionism."

The post quickly garnered attention, with many Israelis expressing support and offering suggestions. Feiglin, a former Knesset member, is known for his outspoken views and often engages directly with the public on social media. This particular appeal, however, highlights a more personal side of the politician, as he navigates the traditional Jewish practice of seeking a match for his child.

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