Zeut Party Leader Predicts Double-Digit Election Gains

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zeut party, submitted his list for the upcoming Knesset elections with confidence, predicting significant electoral success. Feiglin stated that the latest polls show his party at eight Knesset seats and expressed certainty that Zeut will reach double-digit representation once the public understands they are running independently.

Feiglin highlighted the diversity of his party's list, which he claims represents all segments of the population. At the top of the list are Rabbi Yitzhak Zaga, described as a respected spiritual figure, and Omer Patzinia, a combat soldier and mother of children who has served hundreds of days in reserve duty in Gaza. Feiglin referred to Patzinia as a "true lioness."

Addressing recent polling data, Feiglin cited a Channel 14 poll by Professor Menachem Filber that places Zeut at eight seats. He believes this number will surge into the double digits as the party's unique message resonates with voters running alone.

Feiglin also discussed his party's alliance with Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionism party, noting a positive relationship and a recent "fraternal conversation." However, he drew a line regarding the inclusion of Yossi Bachar in a rival list, stating that Bachar is not part of Zeut and that each list presented its candidates separately.

Zeut and Religious Zionism recently signed an agreement to run together within a technical bloc. This arrangement aims to prevent the loss of right-wing votes by ensuring each party maintains its independence while operating under a joint technical framework to avoid wasted mandates. The article also provides context on the broader political landscape, including poll numbers for other parties and hypothetical scenarios involving other potential candidates.