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Religious Zionism Lawmaker Moshe Solomon Quits Party Primaries Citing Ideological Rift
Moshe Solomon, deputy Knesset speaker and Religious Zionism party member, announced he will not run in upcoming party primaries due to ideological conflicts, especially over military service and Torah study.
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What happened
- 01Moshe Solomon announces he will not run in Religious Zionism party primaries due to ideological disputes.
- 02Conflict with party leader Bezalel Smotrich escalated after Solomon was removed from committees.
- 03Solomon criticizes party for abandoning core values on Torah study, military service, and work.
- 04He emphasizes belief in both Torah study and shared military service as foundational values.
- 05Solomon hints at continuing public service, possibly with other center-right parties.
- 06He thanks faction colleagues and stresses politics is a tool to serve values, not an end.
He criticized party leadership for abandoning core values and hinted at continuing public service outside the party.
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