Zehut Party Files Police Complaint Over Threats Against Moshe Feiglin

The Zehut Party has filed a police complaint following the circulation of a video on social media that allegedly calls for an ambush and physical harm against the party's chairman, former Knesset member Moshe Feiglin. The party claims this video is part of a recent wave of inflammatory online statements. Zehut links these publications to Feiglin's visit to the Temple Mount earlier on Tuesday and to his positions expressed during the party's election campaign for its return to the Knesset. The party is demanding that the Israel Police act against those responsible for the threats and incitement. Feiglin stated that the threats will not deter him or change his positions. "The threats and calls for an ambush will not deter us. The root of the struggle for our existence begins at the Temple Mount, the holy place for the Jewish people, and there our sovereignty is also decided," he said. He added, "We cannot accept a reality where extremist elements threaten and try to silence public representatives who present the simple and clear truth without fear." Feiglin urged the police to act on the publications, stating, "We demand that the Israel Police act immediately, lay hands on the inciters, and make it unequivocally clear who is the sovereign and owner of this land."