Feiglin Vows to Overturn Law Banning Public Transport on Shabbat
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Moshe Feiglin, a leading candidate for the Religious Zionism party, pledged to fight any legislation banning public transport on the Sabbath. He stated he would work to overturn such a law, even if it affects current operations. His comments have sparked debate regarding the Jewish nature of the state.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Moshe Feiglin will work to overturn laws banning public transport on the Sabbath.
- Feiglin's pledge was made during the 'Olam Katan' conference.
- He is the second-ranked candidate on the Religious Zionism list.
- His stance raises questions about the Jewish character of the state.
Moshe Feiglin, the second-ranked candidate on the Religious Zionism list led by Bezalel Smotrich, declared at the 'Olam Katan' conference that he would work to overturn any law that prohibits public transportation on the Sabbath, even in areas where it currently operates. When asked during the conference if he would bring down such a law, Feiglin responded unequivocally with "Yes." Feiglin's statements raise questions about his stance on Sabbath observance and the Jewish character of the state in the public sphere.
