Right-Wing Activist Berle Krombi Criticizes Moshe Feiglin as a Delusional Rival

Right-wing activist Berle Krombi sparked controversy online by sharply attacking Moshe Feiglin, a former Likud member and political figure. Responding to frequent questions about why his faction does not join forces with Feiglin, Krombi accused Feiglin of being a "hopeless megalomaniac" driven solely by hatred of Netanyahu. He explained that Feiglin aims to create a "technical bloc" under his leadership to challenge Netanyahu for the prime ministership, despite Feiglin's poor showing in previous Likud primaries, where he ranked 55th.

In response, Baruch Marzel defended Feiglin, acknowledging the pressure to find a worthy political rival but criticizing the current government's policies, including a recent doubling of humanitarian aid to Hamas. Marzel implied that the current administration's actions are effectively enabling the establishment of a Palestinian state. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions within the Israeli right-wing camp, with some members expressing frustration over internal divisions and the political landscape.

Separately, a Likud minister expressed feeling targeted politically, stating, "They are trying to eliminate me," underscoring the broader atmosphere of conflict within the party and right-wing politics in Israel.