Moshe Feiglin: "What's the difference between Netanyahu and Eisenkot? I can't say"

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, claiming he sees no moral difference between him and Gadi Eisenkot. Feiglin argued that the left bloc misled the public by presenting itself as right-wing. He also criticized the Haredi parties for potentially joining forces with Eisenkot.

Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this morning (Tuesday), saying he sees no moral difference between him and Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party. In an interview with Dana Ron on the "Morning Edition" program, Feiglin claimed that the left bloc succeeded in misleading the public by presenting itself as right-wing, and that the security differences between Netanyahu and Eisenkot are merely tactical. As an example, he noted that the government continues to allow 700 supply trucks into Gaza and operates within the framework of the Oslo Accords, instead of taking steps of conquest, expulsion, and settlement. Feiglin harshly criticized the Haredi parties for the possibility of joining the left bloc, calling it a "desecration of God's name." He also attacked parts of the Religious Zionism camp that he said have adopted the arguments of the Change Bloc regarding Haredi conscription. Feiglin, elected as the sole representative of the Zehut party to the Knesset, declared his intention to work for a conceptual change within the right-wing camp.