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0404Politics

Zehut Party Leader Tells Arab MK to Leave for Syria

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut Party, fiercely criticized Arab Israeli lawmaker Ahmad Tibi after a video surfaced of Tibi yelling at election workers. Feiglin told Tibi that Israel belongs to Jews and suggested he leave for Syria if he was unhappy. The incident occurred during election day activities.

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  • Zehut Party Chairman Moshe Feiglin attacked MK Ahmad Tibi over election day conduct.
  • Feiglin told Tibi that Israel belongs to Jews and he should leave for Syria.
  • The incident involved Tibi yelling at poll workers during election day.
  • Feiglin's remarks were a sharp condemnation of Tibi's actions and presence.
Zehut Party Leader Tells Arab MK to Leave for Syria
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Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut Party, launched a sharp verbal attack on Member of Knesset Ahmad Tibi following a video showing Tibi yelling at election workers on election day. Feiglin responded to the footage with a harsh message directed at Tibi, stating, "You are not the owner here, because this is not your home. The Land of Israel belongs to the Jews alone. If you don't like it? Get out of here to Syria."

Feiglin's remarks were made in response to a documented incident where Tibi was seen shouting at poll workers during the election process. The specific context of Tibi's outburst was not detailed in the report, but Feiglin used it as a basis for his strong condemnation and nationalist statement.

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