Moshe Feiglin: "I estimate that most of my six seats"

Moshe Feiglin said in an interview that he estimates most of the six seats won by the joint list with Religious Zionism were due to him, but qualified that the division was equal. The comments come amid the split between the parties, with Zehut receiving only 2.3% in a poll before the merger.

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, said in an interview with Yehuda Shlezinger that he estimates most of the six seats won by the joint list with Religious Zionism were due to him. Initially he claimed "most are mine," but later qualified that the division was equal, "half-half." Feiglin based his assessment on "the feeling on the street, the great sympathy." The comments come amid the split between the two parties, which ran in the elections as a joint technical bloc and won six seats. With the split, Religious Zionism will continue with five Knesset members, and Feiglin will remain as a single Knesset member from Zehut. The article notes that before the merger, in a Channel 14 poll from August 30, Zehut received only 2.3%, below the electoral threshold.

Moshe Feiglin: "I estimate that most of my six seats"