Feiglin demands new elections: "The October 7th of politics"

Moshe Feiglin demands to cancel the elections and hold snap new elections following the Ra'am-gate affair. In a harsh post, he calls the events "the October 7th of politics," warns of Qatari takeover, and demands Border Guard battalions at Arab polling stations.

Chairman of the Zehut party, Moshe Feiglin, demands to cancel the Knesset elections and hold snap new elections, following the Ra'am-gate affair and suspicions of election bribery and foreign involvement. In a harsh post published today (Thursday), Feiglin called the events "the October 7th of Israeli politics" and claimed that "the Arabs of 48 did this to us." He demanded to station "battalions of the Border Guard at every polling station where Arabs vote" and to conduct strict identity checks, with specific reference to women wearing burqas. Feiglin suggested holding the vote again without propaganda, campaigns, or signs. The call comes against the backdrop of the Shin Bet investigation into the affair, in which seven suspects were arrested on suspicion of vote buying. The article quotes only Feiglin and does not bring responses from other parties. The headline uses a dramatic phrase comparing to the October 7 disaster, while the body describes a political demand against the backdrop of an ongoing investigation.