Moshe Feiglin on the Bar-Ilan professor: "I received letters with the handwriting of a third-grade girl"

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, said in an interview that he received harassing letters from a Bar-Ilan University professor who concealed his identity and wrote in distorted handwriting. Feiglin contacted the police after realizing it was an attempt to pressure him. He compared the case to the 2023 protests but claimed they were more severe due to the involvement of public figures.

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, said in an interview on 103FM that he received harassing letters over an extended period from a professor at Bar-Ilan University. According to him, the letters were written in distorted, square handwriting resembling that of a third-grade girl and were barely legible. Feiglin noted that initially he did not take it seriously, but after realizing it was an attempt to pressure and harass him, he handed the matter over to the police, whom he praised for their work. Later, Feiglin compared the case to the 2023 protests against the government but claimed they were more severe due to the involvement of key public figures. He condemned violent initiatives from any political side and noted that threats on his life from Arab elements online also receive his attention.

Moshe Feiglin on the Bar-Ilan professor: "I received letters with the handwriting of a third-grade girl"