Moshe Feiglin's "Zeut" Party Tour Near Gaza Border Cut Short Due to Sniper Threat
A tour by candidates of Moshe Feiglin's "Zeut" party in the Gaza border region was abruptly halted on Sunday after security forces declared the area a closed military zone. Feiglin, along with several list candidates including Rabbi Yitzchak Zaga, Omer Patsiniash-Waldman, Arkadi Motar, Roi Kirshberg, Sima Chason, and Shiral Lahav Nahir, were visiting an area near the border fence. Security forces ordered the delegation to leave immediately, citing intelligence indicating a threat from snipers in the Gaza Strip. The tour, according to the party, took place entirely within Israeli sovereign territory.
Following the forced evacuation, Feiglin strongly criticized the government's security policy. He argued that forcing citizens and public representatives to withdraw from Israeli territory demonstrates a profound conceptual failure. Feiglin called for a change in approach, advocating for decisive action, including settlement, to counter threats emanating from Gaza.
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