Feiglin Slams Arab MK Tibi: 'If You Don't Like It, Get Out'

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Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the 'Zeut' party, fiercely criticized Arab Israeli MK Ahmad Tibi in a video response. The exchange was triggered by viral footage of Tibi shouting at election activists. Feiglin asserted that Tibi is not "the master of the house" and that Israel belongs to Jews alone, suggesting Tibi return to Syria if he is unhappy.

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Moshe Feiglin attacked MK Ahmad Tibi over footage of Tibi shouting at election activists.
Feiglin stated that Israel belongs to Jews alone and Tibi should leave if he dislikes it.
The 'Zeut' party declared an end to 'surrender to provocations by supporters of terrorism'.
The incident involved Tibi reportedly yelling "Sit down, sit down!" at election workers.

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Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the 'Zeut' party, released a sharp video response Tuesday attacking Arab Israeli Member of Knesset Ahmad Tibi. Feiglin's reaction followed viral footage showing Tibi shouting at election committee activists, reportedly yelling "Sit down, sit down!".

In his video, Feiglin directly addressed Tibi, stating, "Ahmad, sit, sit, sit. I saw the video. What was important to you was to release a video in which you are the master of the house and humiliate Jews. So Ahmad Tibi, you are not the master of the house, because this is not your house!"

Feiglin elaborated on his stance, declaring, "The Land of Israel belongs to the Jews alone. Whoever is not Jewish and accepts this, welcome. But there will never be a national home here for you, Ahmad. The national home in the Land of Israel is for the people of Israel alone."

Feiglin concluded with a clear message: "If you don't like it, you are welcome to return to the place your family came from, from Syria. If you don't like it? Get out of here!" The 'Zeut' party added that "the days of surrender to provocations by supporters of terrorism are over."