Moshe Feiglin Threatens to Run Independently Unless Right-Wing Parties Unite
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By כיכר השבת, קובי אטינגר
What happened
Moshe Feiglin, leader of the Zehut party, threatens to run independently in upcoming elections unless right-wing parties unite, criticizing Netanyahu and aiming to become defense minister. He insists his voters are loyal to him and refuses to withdraw to save right-wing mandates amid a fragmented political landscape.
- 01Moshe Feiglin threatens to run independently if right-wing parties do not unite before elections.
- 02He accuses Netanyahu of failing to take responsibility after the October 7 security failure.
- 03Feiglin insists his voters are loyal to him, not other right-wing factions.
- 04He refuses to withdraw to save mandates for other right-wing parties.
- 05Feiglin aims to become Israel's defense minister, framing the fight beyond left and right.
- 06Zehut currently fails to pass the electoral threshold in most polls but Feiglin insists on running.
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