Netanyahu Should Have Resigned After Oct. 7 Fail, Ally Claims
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Moshe Feiglin, a political ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stated that Netanyahu should have resigned after the October 7 Hamas attacks. Feiglin, who is second on the "Zeut" and "Religious Zionism" joint list, also criticized the government's decision not to pursue victory in the war. He believes Netanyahu bears responsibility for the failures and the war's strategic direction, despite being part of the Prime Minister's supporting bloc.
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- Moshe Feiglin stated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should have resigned after the October 7 Hamas attacks.
- Feiglin criticized the government's decision not to pursue victory in the war against Hamas.
- He believes Netanyahu bears responsibility for the failures leading up to and during the war.
- Feiglin is a political ally, holding the second position on the "Zeut" and "Religious Zionism" joint list.
- His remarks were made during an interview on radio station 103FM.
Moshe Feiglin, a prominent figure in the right-wing political bloc supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has stated that Netanyahu should have resigned following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023. Feiglin, who holds the second position on the joint list of the "Zeut" and "Religious Zionism" parties, argued that the Prime Minister bears responsibility for the failures leading up to the attack, although he is not solely to blame. He asserted that the leader of the entire state system is primarily accountable.
Feiglin, speaking on radio station 103FM and reported by "The Times of Israel," also criticized the government's war aims, stating that Israel effectively decided not to achieve victory as early as October 7 or 8. "We decided on October 8, or more precisely, on October 7, not to win. And in this matter, I truly blame Netanyahu," Feiglin declared.
These remarks are notable as Feiglin leads the "Zeut" party, which recently formed an alliance with the "Religious Zionism" party led by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. This political partnership is considered a key supporter of Netanyahu's Likud party, with agreements in place for vote distribution. Feiglin's position within this alliance underscores the significance of his criticism coming from within the Prime Minister's own political sphere.
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