Moshe Feiglin reveals what he regrets and which portfolio he intends to demand

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, gives an interview to "Today Plus" and details his positions on security, real estate, the cost of living, and education. He expresses regret over his brief return to the Likud in 2021 and declares his intention to demand the defense portfolio in the next government. Feiglin presents a plan for mandatory conscription for all Jews, a free land market, and the abolition of production councils.

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, which is running together with Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionism in the elections for the Knesset on October 27, is interviewed by the "One Thing" section of "Today Plus." In the interview, he presents his positions on key issues: on equality of the burden, he calls for mandatory conscription for all Jews, including Haredim, but not for Arabs, while presenting a model of a professional standing army with personal weapons kept at home. In real estate, he proposes granting every young person a registered land plot in their name, which would lower housing prices. On the cost of living, he promises to abolish production councils. In education, he proposes a voucher system that would allow parents to choose an educational institution. Feiglin expresses regret over his brief return to the Likud in 2021 and declares that he will demand the defense portfolio. He opposes commercial cannabis but supports allowing its use from age 21.