Translated from Yisrael Hayom 25 years ago, when the Oslo Accords were signed, Moshe Feiglin became a public figure with his movement, Zo Artzeinu. •Since then, he has challenged Netanyahu in the Likud, left the party, established a new political framework, Zehut – and remains the outsider (and surprisingly, the liberal) of the Right • An interview in honor of his new book. As we commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Oslo Accords, which have brought with them much more bloo

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Translated excerpts from an interview with Moshe Feiglin on Moreshet Radio: Moshe Feiglin, you used to be in the Likud. Can you please explain to me how the ruling party, that does not really stand behind the grocery bill, which mandates that all groceries must be closed on Shabbat unless the municipality rules otherwise, is battling so hard to get it passed? It is actually very simple. Netanyahu wants to retain his rule and his rule is contingent upon one man - whose name i

Whom do you see as your natural partners in a government coalition? We are open to partnering with many parties – not only those that are called ‘rightist’. We will partner in a coalition with whomever will help us to promote our policies of identity, liberty and leadership of the State of Israel. We are not in anybody’s pocket. Zehut sees itself as a ruling party. We will demand serious government offices in exchange for joining the coalition. I can already say that we want

Twelve years have passed since the destruction of Gush Katif and now in Amona it is as if nothing has changed. The same youth, the same police and the same politicians. Every side fulfills its role in the show. The same show. The same politicians, who have been elected by the same evictees come to comfort them and to be evicted with them and to be elected by them once again and to make speeches and to abandon them to the next eviction and to comfort them and to be evicted aga

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/217650 Former Likud MK and founder of the new ‘Zehut’ (Identity) party Moshe Feiglin predicts Yesh Atid chairman Yair Lapid is poised to become Israel’s next Prime Minister. The former Knesset Member spoke Monday morning to Radio Kol Hai, elaborating on his prediction, saying Israelis had grown tired of Netanyahu and were looking for someone new. “The public is tired of Netanyahu and wants an alternative,” said Feiglin. Feiglin