Feiglin does not rule out his party remaining in opposition: "Unity is paralysis"

Moshe Feiglin clarifies in an interview that he does not rule out his party remaining in the opposition, even if a broad unity government is formed. He warns against the "unity trap" that would cause paralysis and the continued rule of Hamas, and attacks the groveling before the Arab parties.

Chairman of the 'Zehut' party, Moshe Feiglin, clarified in an interview with Ido Tauber that he does not rule out the possibility that his party will remain in the opposition, even if a broad unity government is formed. According to him, such a compromise government would lead to military paralysis and the continued building of a Hamas state in Gaza, and he prefers not to be part of the responsibility for the next failure. Feiglin harshly attacked what he called "groveling" before Arab society and its leadership, and claimed that there is a "fifth column" within us that is not loyal to the Jewish state. He called on the national camp to change the rules of the game and understand that whoever is not loyal to the state as a Jewish state cannot be a citizen in it. The interview takes place against the backdrop of Gadi Eisenkot receiving the mandate, with the support of 67 recommenders compared to 46 for Benjamin Netanyahu.