Moshe Feiglin Sees Potential for Right-Wing Unity Within 24 Hours Ahead of Elections

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, expressed optimism about a possible joint run of right-wing nationalist parties in Israel's upcoming elections during an interview on Galei Tzahal radio. He highlighted a positive shift in political discourse over the past year, noting a willingness to cooperate, as reflected in Prime Minister Netanyahu's speeches. Feiglin urged rapid progress in negotiations to avoid splitting right-wing votes and emphasized that obstacles to unity are not insurmountable, stating, "We can unite within 24 hours if we want." His call comes amid ongoing talks and realignments within the right-wing camp as parties aim to finalize their lists and form a broad, values-based right-wing bloc to strengthen their electoral chances.