Moshe Feiglin Rejects Netanyahu's Offer to Run Together in Knesset Elections

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, firmly stated that political attacks and pressure from the Likud party and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's circle will not deter his decision to run for the Knesset. In an interview on the "Medabrim Gordon" program with Roi Katz, Feiglin was asked how he would respond if Netanyahu offered him a secured spot on the electoral list to avoid splitting the right-wing vote. Feiglin responded decisively, saying he would refuse the offer outright, emphasizing, "You know me and you know that I stand by what I say. My name is Feiglin, not Bennett."

Feiglin also recounted that his last conversation with Netanyahu occurred during the period when he returned to Likud but left after the October swearing-in ceremony, realizing he could not be part of the ongoing political strategy. Regarding the media attacks from Netanyahu's emissaries, Feiglin noted that they have shifted from ignoring him to attacking him, but he remains unfazed by these tactics.