Son of Cult Leader Goel Razon Follows in Father's Controversial Footsteps

Fifteen years after Goel Razon shocked Israel by founding a controversial cult in his home, his eldest son Yigal is continuing in his father's path. Yigal, who was the only family member to stand by Goel during his trial, is now married to nine women and shows no intention of stopping there. In an interview, Yigal expressed no shame or pride in his lifestyle, questioning the legal restrictions placed on polygamy by saying, "I don't understand what the issue is, just because they made laws and said it's forbidden?" This revelation highlights the ongoing impact of Goel Razon's legacy and raises questions about the persistence of such practices despite legal and societal opposition.