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Religious Zionism Party Slams Feiglin for Opposing Balad MK's Knesset Ban
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What happened
Senior figures in Israel's Religious Zionism party are criticizing Moshe Feiglin for opposing the disqualification of Sami Abu Shehadeh, chairman of the Balad party, from running for the Knesset. They view his stance as a betrayal of the party's core principles against candidates supporting terrorism.
- 01Religious Zionism party criticizes Moshe Feiglin.
- 02Feiglin opposed disqualifying Balad's Sami Abu Shehadeh.
- 03Party officials call Feiglin's stance 'crossing a red line'.
- 04They say his view contradicts party policy on terror supporters.
- 05The issue is seen as fundamental to Religious Zionism's platform.
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