What turns a public group into an anger-driven mob is loss of path and leadership. Sometimes, we see it on the Right. On Saturday night at the annual memorial for PM Yitzchak Rabin, we saw it on the Left. I was privileged to stand at the forefront of the struggle against the Oslo Accords. I organized the most effective protests that Israel has ever known against the catastrophe that the Rabin government had brought upon us. Concerned citizens tied their hands and sat down on

Translated from the Hebrew Arutz 7 interview: https://www.inn.co.il/News/News.aspx/383655 Moshe Feiglin, interviewed on Israel National News, sees the Oslo mentality, which he says has also become entrenched in Israel’s Right, as the basis of Palestinian terror - and talks about the polls that show him at 1.25 percent. Does Sunday’s murderous terror attack in Barkan herald the end of the era of co-existence that until now, more than a few of the Jewish residents of Samaria –

The debate over the right to separate settlement in the Jewish State Bill is actually a debate over what we are first – a Jewish state or a democratic state. Israel was established so that the Jewish Nation would have a state. As such, Israel is a Jewish state. It adopted democracy as its form of government, and it is good that it did so. Israel was not established so that there would be another democracy in the world. That is not what we dreamed of for 2000 years. That is no

Moshe Feiglin was interviewed on the Galei Yisrael radio station on the topic of insubordination. The following is a translated excerpt of the interview. Why is the destruction and expulsion of an entire Jewish city part of the legitimate discourse in Israel, while it is unthinkable to even speak of doing the same to an Arab town? The answer is that the Left knows how to set the borders of insubordination for the State, according to its worldview. The Right, on the other han

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(Translated excerpts from a radio interview with Moshe Feiglin on Monday, 10 Nissan/March 26) What do you say about all the rightist-centrist small political parties? There is Ya’alon and Levi-Abuksis and Amsalem and Eli Yishai and Moshe Feiglin. And what will be with all the votes that will go down the drain? Don’t worry. Zehut is starting with 15 mandates. There is nothing to worry about. It is amusing that Bogey Ya’alon is considered a rightist party. Zehut is the only par

Translated excerpts from an interview with Moshe Feiglin on Arutz 7. 21 Tevet 5778/Jan. 8, ‘18 Shalom Moshe Feiglin. You published an article on Friday in which you attacked Netanyahu and the entire Right. Actually, what we are experiencing here is the Right’s inability to mount any type of vision, any type of alternative message to the Left’s. It is not just Netanyahu. It is all the rightist parties over all the generations. The Right has never said what it wants. It has onl

“Nobody will run Zionism’s rear-guard war better than you,” I once said to Netanyahu. Today I understand that it is not just Netanyahu – it is almost all the Right’s intelligentsia. Netanyahu is not the problem. He is just its face. He is the face of the unrelenting rear-guard war of the Right. Actually, he is the face of the rear-guard war of Zionism, in its entirety. As if someone had given an order, a flurry of pro-Netanyahu articles written by rightists is now falling upo

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Does Zehut endanger the rule of the Right in Israel? Our Sages say, “It is not the mouse who steals, but rather the hole that steals”. In other words, if a mouse enters your home, it is not his fault. Mice enter holes. Who is at fault? The hole, or rather, whoever created the hole. If we apply this concept to Israeli politics, the mice are the Left (my apologies to all the leftists). They have a very dangerous and destructive ideology. It is an ideology that strives to disas

From Moshe Feiglin's Facebook Page: “There is a huge difference between Netanyahu and me,” Labor Party Chairman Avi Gabai explained this morning, and then went into details: · The Right does not want peace and we do. · Netanyahu has retracted his Bar Ilan speech and the two-state-solution and we are in favor of it. · For the past ten years, the Right has not conducted any serious peace process. · The Right is building outside the settlement bl

Excerpts from an interview with Moshe Feiglin on Radio Kol B'ramah 18 Shvat 5777/Feb. 14, '17' We are hearing very significant encouragement coming from the Likud for the Prime Minister to build more in Judea and Samaria. Is it possible that we are witnessing a momentum of political change, from Netanyahu's point of view? MF: Based on my acquaintance with the history of the Israeli Right in general and of Netanyahu in particular, I see very great danger. I see exactly the o

Everyone is talking about the two-state solution, brought to us directly from the ideological study hall of the Left. So is Netanyahu. And Netanyahu is not only talking about it – he is literally begging Herzog to join his government, so that he can rid himself of Bennett and do exactly what the Left wants. He even enlisted the Egyptian president to give it another small push to make it happen. And to convince the still skeptical Left, he sent his right hand man, Natan Eshel

Featured in The Jerusalem Post “Pushovers don’t die, they are simply replaced by new pushovers,” says the Israeli adage. But in Israel’s Right, the pushovers don’t die and they aren’t even replaced by new pushovers. The Right always celebrates its political victory and in the blink of an eye, its leaders become tools in the hands of the Left. Begin surrendered the entire Sinai Peninsula to Egypt and destroyed Yamit and an entire settlement bloc. Shamir sent Israel to sit in r