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Feiglin Slams MK Tibi Over Polling Station Incident

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut Party, sharply criticized MK Ahmad Tibi after video emerged of Tibi yelling at election activists. Feiglin accused Tibi of provocation and stated Israel is the Jewish people's home, suggesting Tibi return to Syria if he disagrees. The Zehut Party backed Feiglin's comments, calling for an end to polling station disruptions.

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  • Moshe Feiglin criticized MK Ahmad Tibi for yelling at election activists.
  • Feiglin accused Tibi of provocation and stated Israel is the Jewish people's home.
  • Feiglin suggested Tibi return to Syria if he dislikes Israel.
  • The Zehut Party supported Feiglin's remarks and called for dignity at polling stations.
Feiglin Slams MK Tibi Over Polling Station Incident
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Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut Party, released a sharp video response against Member of Knesset Ahmad Tibi following footage circulating on social media. The video reportedly shows Tibi yelling at election committee activists. Feiglin criticized Tibi's conduct at the polling station, accusing him of provoking an incident to assert dominance and humiliate officials. Feiglin stated that the Land of Israel is the national home of the Jewish people exclusively. He added, "If you don't like it, you are welcome to return to where your family came from, from Syria." The Zehut Party supported Feiglin's remarks, emphasizing the need to end provocations at polling stations and restore national dignity.

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