Moshe Feiglin will not join a unity government: "Zehut will be in the opposition"

Moshe Feiglin expressed support for forming a unity government but clarified that his Zehut party would remain in the opposition. He attacked the Arab parties and the left, announced a bill to add 'The State of the Jewish People' to the country's name, and criticized the national camp for lacking vision after October 7.

Chairman of the Zehut party, Moshe Feiglin, was interviewed on the program "Yoman Tsohorayim" on Channel 14 and clarified that his party will not join a unity government, but will remain in the opposition. According to him, he supports the formation of a unity government due to the political situation, but predicts it will be a "paralysis government" that will not lead to significant policy change. Feiglin harshly criticized the Arab parties and left-wing elements, claiming they share a common interest with Hamas to harm Israel's Jewish identity. He announced his intention to promote a bill that would add the words "The State of the Jewish People" to the country's name, and also addressed the need to re-examine the citizenship of those who do not recognize Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people. Additionally, he criticized the national camp for not presenting a clear vision after the October 7 attack.