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Moshe Feiglin Open to Joining Forces with Ofer Winter as Second-in-Command
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First reported by Srugim · 1 day ago
What happened
Moshe Feiglin, leader of Zehut, said he is willing to form a technical alliance with Ofer Winter and serve as his deputy. He ruled out joining a left-wing government and refused to withdraw from elections even if polls show Zehut below the threshold, citing his commitment to right-wing values.
- 01Moshe Feiglin is open to a technical bloc with right-wing parties, especially Ofer Winter.
- 02Feiglin is willing to be Winter's number two in a potential alliance.
- 03He rejects joining a unity government with Gadi Eisenkot, opposing left-wing coalitions.
- 04Feiglin refuses to quit the race even if Zehut polls below the electoral threshold.
- 05He blames previous failures on right-wing governments and insists on staying to protect right-wing interests.
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