Moshe Feiglin
@moshefeiglin · Israeli opposition & former officials
Moshe Feiglin is an Israeli politician.
Unbelievable! Tal Yinon Dardik is back in Nitzan Prison. Again under an administrative order. And again on hunger strike! Without an indictment, without a trial, and without being granted the most basic right to know what he is accused of and to defend himself. We must not leave him alone. Tal Yinon's struggle is not only the struggle of the settlers in Judea and Samaria. It is a struggle for the most basic human rights of every citizen in Israel—from the right and the left. I am with you, Tal. I call on the entire public to stand behind Tal Yinon Dardik again. Share the video. Make your voices heard. Do not let this pass quietly!
Translated from HebrewExactly one year ago, Charlie Kirk was murdered. He was murdered in the place where he felt most at home: in front of young people on a campus, sitting under the open sky and inviting anyone who thinks differently to come to the microphone, argue with him and try to convince him. One bullet tried to put an end to the very possibility of such a conversation. When I watched the horrifying images from that event, I immediately knew that the right response to Charlie's murder was to keep talking about everything! Even if we disagree and even if the truth is uncomfortable! And so our “Convince Me” campaign was born. We set out for Zion Square in Jerusalem. From there to Habima Square in Tel Aviv. We continued to Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan, to Beersheba, to the Hebrew University and Ariel University, and to dozens of other gatherings throughout the country. We put out a chair and a microphone and said to anyone who wanted to: I am here. You don't agree with me? Excellent. Come. Ask. Attack the argument. Present another argument. Convince me. And we talked about everything. About Judaism and democracy, about security and Gaza, about the economy and liberty, about religion and state, about enlistment, and about Israel's identity — all those questions that Israeli politics usually prefers to reduce to hollow slogans. We did not always agree. Quite the opposite. But again and again we discovered a simple thing that has almost been forgotten in the Western world: it is possible to disagree deeply, even very sharply, without turning the person across from you into an enemy who must be silenced. After we set out, we saw with enormous satisfaction how similar, blessed initiatives for open dialogue began springing up like mushrooms after the rain in every corner. And good! The dam broke, and the public sphere proved that the Israeli public is not afraid of a sharp debate — it is thirsty for one. Charlie Kirk understood that the great struggle of our generation is not only over one position or another. It is over the very possibility of seeking truth in a society that is gradually losing the ability to hear a truth that is uncomfortable for it. His murderer succeeded in cutting his life short at the age of 31 — but he did not succeed in cutting the conversation short. We will keep talking, we will keep arguing, we will keep asking questions and we will keep giving the microphone also to those who think exactly the opposite of us. Because a bad idea is not defeated by a bullet — only by a better idea.
Translated from HebrewToward the end of the year 5786, a sunrise of a new vision and a new path begins to illuminate the skies of our land. While the old politics insists on continuing to use the disaster for mutual attacks and deepening hatred, Identity comes, recognizes the responsibility of both blocs, and marks the only security direction that will prevent the next massacre: * A new ethical code for the IDF based on the values of the Torah of Israel: ‘To your seed I have given this land’, ‘If someone comes to kill you, rise and kill him first’! ‘I will pursue my enemies and overtake them, and I will not turn back until I have finished them.’ * Purging the army of legal involvement and completely changing the rules of engagement. * Purging the army of Wexner officers and establishing a new and victorious command from the generation of heroism. * Renewed and rapid enlistment of hundreds of thousands of soldiers whom the progressive IDF released over the last decade. An equal recruitment model also suited to the Haredim. * Rapid rebuilding of the ground army and the divisions dismantled by Eisenkot and the other chiefs of staff over the last decade. * Rapid and determined disengagement from dependence on the Americans. * Erasing the vision of the villa in the jungle, and the strategy of raids and bloody rounds derived from it. * Building the army as one serving the vision of a regional power — conquest, expulsion, and settlement throughout all the territories of the biblical land from which we will be attacked, and regional alliances with the Druze and the Kurds. While all the parties offer civilian solutions whose meaning is more and more power for the state and less and less power for the citizens, Identity says: ‘The state is not the solution, the state is the problem’, and therefore — * The number of government ministries will stand at only 11! * The economic market will be truly free: building plots will be distributed to every Jewish family in Israel and first of all to the fighters. Import barriers will be abolished, regulations and favoritism for cronies will disappear, and the tax will be flat and minimal. * Human freedom will flourish: no surveillance cameras! No digital money! And no forced injections. Identity says to the citizens of Israel: We are not the children of our dear state; we are its parents. We will manage it, not it us. And like good and responsible parents, we will guard it as the apple of our eye, and we will also know when necessary to set boundaries for it. This is the sunrise of Identity and the precious freedom that Identity heralds toward the coming year 5787, which comes upon us for good and blessing: solid national identity and uncompromising personal freedom. A good and happy year to all the Identity supporters and all the people of Israel! Be with us this evening at 17:00 in the live Five on Five summarizing the year that has passed and preparing us for the challenge of the new year.
Translated from HebrewI have no illusions to sell you. Only the truth. In a conversation with Adam Atias, we talked about what will really change reality here: genuine economic freedom with liberalization and decentralized currencies, and a sharp cut to the bloated apparatus from 34 government ministries to just 11, exactly as they do around the world. I am not a prophet and I do not commit to future politics that no one can predict, but one thing is clear to anyone who has followed me over the years: what we wrote and warned about always came to pass in the end. The plans for reform are already ready in the Zehut platform, and now is the time to implement them. Watch the full clip.
Translated from HebrewI have not retreated a millimeter from my economic principles. Everything is still there, in full force: a truly free market, abolishing the cameras on the roads, stopping the biometric database, and protecting individual liberty. The economic issue is enormously important - but today it is in second place. Some claim there is no security without an economy. The opposite is true: there is no economy without security. If we are not here - there will be no economy here. @cartrigeblower
Translated from HebrewWant to know how they take away your freedom without you noticing? Look at your wallet... Have you noticed the new signs in stores: "At our place, you pay only by credit card or app"? They tell you it is the store's decision, or that it is all part of the "war on black capital". Do not believe these stories. The state is simply strangling cash slowly and quietly: first they told you that it was forbidden to buy with cash above 6,000 shekels. Then they decreed that it was forbidden to transfer more than 15,000 shekels between two private individuals. They added huge fines and threats of imprisonment for anyone who dared to violate the instructions. And recently they closed another door and prevented people from cashing checks. Businesses simply understand the hint. Why should a shop owner get into trouble with the state and insane fines? It is much simpler to hang a sign "No cash accepted" and do the government's dirty work for it. Understand what is really happening here: the war is not against criminals—the war is against you. Once there is no cash in your pocket, every shekel of yours has to pass through the computers of the bank and the Tax Authority. They see where you drank coffee, what you bought at the supermarket, and how much money you gave your child. Worse still: once all your money is just a number on a screen, a government official can, with the push of a single button, block your credit card or your app and leave you without a shekel to buy food. From the cameras at every street corner, through the databases, to the abolition of cash, they are turning us from free people into subjects under surveillance twenty-four hours a day. Cash is not old money—cash is your freedom. It is the only way to truly hold your property, without asking any police officer or official for permission. We in the "Zehut" party undertake to repeal the Law for Reducing the Use of Cash from its first day. We will abolish the draconian caps, erase the fines, and restore cash to its status as full legal tender that every business is required to honor. We will stop treating every working citizen as a potential criminal, and restore to you sovereignty and full ownership of your money and your life. Returning the state to the people!
Translated from HebrewOn October 7, the Islamo-Nazi terror entity, with all its components, lost any right to remain even one minute longer on the western shore of the Negev known as the Gaza Strip. This news about the students from Gaza who are begging Putin to get them out to study in Russia encapsulates all the folly of the Israeli “security” concept and the tragedy we continue to bring upon ourselves. Here is the simple truth our leadership refuses to see: the overwhelming majority of Gaza’s residents simply want to leave. They are not interested in remaining inside this ruin of terror; they want a future and a life, and are looking for every opening to emigrate abroad - from Russia to Canada. The world is not short of countries that would take them in. Russia is opening its gates to students, as are Somaliland, Egypt, Canada, Ireland, Scotland, France, England, and many other countries, but those who seek our destruction prefer to keep them as a weapon against us. And the most infuriating absurdity? The State of Israel is the one locking them inside. Instead of providing them with an orderly exit point, instead of opening a one-way maritime route funded internationally for anyone who wishes to emigrate permanently, we have turned ourselves into collaborators with our enemies. We allow them to be held by force inside the Strip and thereby provide Hamas with its eternal human shield. There is no contradiction between Jewish morality and the national and security interest. The most moral, correct, and strategic act is to encourage voluntary emigration. Whoever wants to study in Moscow - go in peace, and whoever wants to start a new life elsewhere - may it go well for them. Every Gazan who leaves voluntarily reduces the power of terror and brings the day of victory closer. Instead of having them beg the Kremlin, the Israeli government should announce today: the exit gate from the Strip is wide open, with a one-way ticket. Gaza should return to being a Jewish and sovereign region, and as long as there is a Gazan who wants to leave, it is our highest duty to enable him to do so.
Translated from HebrewBezalel Smotrich is completely right on this issue. But the painful truth is that the problem does not begin only with the imposition of the current British government's antisemitic sanctions against the settlements. It lies at the root of a sick relationship, in which the State of Israel refuses to stand up for its national honor against a state that has been showing for decades exactly which way the wind is blowing there. In 2008, the British government informed me that I was barred from the country. Not because I had committed a crime, but because “my presence is not conducive to the public good.” Whom were they afraid I would stir up? Those whom the British themselves, in their stupidity and hypocrisy, had thrown the door wide open to? In those very years, when they shut the door in my face (even when I was a member of the Knesset!), they received leading figures from terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah with honor. Now the circle is complete. Those who make their peace at home with radical Islam and abandon their cities to mosque conquerors and jihad supporters in the streets of London seek to lecture us on “human rights” through sanctions. They, who enslaved their country for the sake of an imagined industrial peace, seek to teach the people of Israel how to defend the inheritance of their forefathers? We are not a doormat. The expulsion of the ambassador is not only a necessary diplomatic move; it is the beginning of national healing. The British Mandate is over. It is time for the Israeli tendency to surrender to its slanders to end as well.
Translated from HebrewHow do you make the enemy understand that the homeowner has returned? Rafael Hayon, the man who listened to the enemy before October 7, while an entire system preferred to fall asleep, came to Zehut’s “National Wake-Up Call” conference in Beersheba with a simple answer: stop thinking about what the world will say—and start doing what is good for the people of Israel! “Behold, a people that dwells alone and is not reckoned among the nations.” This is what a wake-up call looks like.
Translated from HebrewThe left did not win only through ideas. For years, it built a funded infrastructure that applies systematic pressure on the Knesset. Now the right needs to build a parallel civic force! For years, I sat on Knesset committees and saw this up close. Another nonprofit. And another representative. And another “civil society organization.” Always the same ideas, always the same agenda, always a presence at every decision-making center. At first I thought: what idealists the left has. Then I understood the method. Behind a considerable part of this influence network are massive budgets, including foreign money, which make it possible to build a professional, permanent infrastructure for influencing the policy of the State of Israel. The right does not have these billions. But it has a public. It has faith. It has truth. And now it is beginning to build the infrastructure as well. At Tamir Dortal’s conference, I met exactly the people who are coming to do this work. See you in the Knesset committees. Forward. The time has come. @TamirDortal
Translated from HebrewOnce again, an engineering vehicle runs over an explosive charge. Once again, the dry military-reporting language about a “flagrant violation of the ceasefire,” and once again the same worn-out, hollow headline: “In response, infrastructure was attacked.” We have already seen this exact bad movie: it began with “kites without explosives” that we ignored, continued with fire directed at our forces that led to yet another “strike in the area,” and now an explosive charge against an engineering vehicle on the Yellow Line. The same measured responses, the same blind containment, exactly as before October 7. No lesson has been learned, no mindset has changed. Three years into the war. And what are we seeing in recent days? Hamas terrorists are walking freely through the streets of Gaza with long guns, shooting in every direction, imposing terror and demonstrating absolute control. As if a sea of blood had not been spilled here. As if the terrible massacre had not happened. And on top of this madness, they keep pumping us full of the illusions of the “Trump plan,” fantasies about disarming Hamas through the armies of Arab states—states that hate Israel—that will supposedly come do the work for us and preserve the quiet for us. How far does this blindness go?! How long will we flee responsibility through foreign subcontractors?! The refusal to look reality in the eye stems from the same deep-rooted, fundamental failure: the enemy is not waging a territorial struggle against us, but a religious war. For them, this is not a war over borders, not over yellow lines, and not over “economic reconstruction.” It is a holy war, a war of annihilation driven by religious fanaticism that is subject to no material rationale or territorial dispute. Faced with a burning religious faith that sees death itself as a sacred value, one cannot stand with military bookkeeping of “measured responses,” nor with multinational forces. In the face of a religious war, victory will come only through a sacred consciousness. Faced with the enemy’s devotion to jihad, we cannot win with an “Israeliness” that merely begs to return to an imaginary calm. Against their religious war, we will be able to win only when we stand firm in a deep and unapologetic Jewish faith in the eternal covenant of the people of Israel with their land: “You shall take possession of the land and dwell in it, for I have given you the land to possess.” Security is not the product of international gestures and hollow agreements; security comes only from ownership. Ownership means full sovereignty, removing the enemy, and extensive Jewish settlement throughout the Gaza Strip. The time has come to throw the doctrine of containment and accommodation into the dustbin of history. There is no substitute for our freedom, and no one but us will secure our future.
Translated from HebrewNational Wake-Up Call Conference // Beersheba
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Translated from HebrewWhat will happen to the Al-Aqsa Mosque when the time of the Third Temple comes?
Translated from HebrewWe did not come to learn morality from any nation - we are the ones who taught the entire world what freedom and human dignity are. Be proud of who you are, stand tall and forward, charge!
Translated from HebrewThis land is ours, justice is on our side, and the whole world longs for the message of freedom for the people of Israel. Stop apologizing, we are here by right, not by grace!
Translated from HebrewThe final ascent to the Temple Mount for this year, right here in the month of Elul - the month of self-examination, renewal, and deep hope. For generations in exile, we had to make do with half the Torah - we kept the commandments, the tradition, and the community, but we lost the other half: the living, complete, and natural nationhood of a people in its land and its sanctuary. Today, something new and great is happening. Our task is to return to Jewish identity in its broadest and fullest sense. Our generation’s answer is not a return backward to constricted and exilic dimensions, but an answer of growth - a step forward toward a complete culture, toward a message of freedom, justice, and mission before the entire world. On this mountain, we understand that there truly are no secular and religious people. We are all walking the same journey - with a kippah or without a kippah, with tzitzit or without, each at their own pace and in their own way, but מתוך one deep partnership. We are not nostalgic for the towns of exile; we are homesick, for the beating heart of Jerusalem and for the complete national message of the people of Israel. We set out toward the new year with our heads held high, with strength, faith, and great hope for the entire people. A good year filled with renewal!
Translated from HebrewWhen a party that denies Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state marks Gadi Eisenkot as the candidate it considers worthy, every Jew in the State of Israel should be deeply concerned. Aida Touma-Sliman and Hadash do not support him out of love for Zion, but out of a simple and clear-eyed understanding: in their view, Eisenkot will serve their goals better than anyone else. And here the equation is sharp and clear: whoever represents their interests necessarily acts against our existence. There is no gray area here. Eisenkot grew up within a barren security paradigm, hollowed of any deep national and Jewish consciousness; a paradigm that sees the conflict as a technical matter to be managed rather than an existential war of a people for its land. When this emptiness meets the aspiration to establish a “state of all its citizens” and dismantle our national identity from within, a dangerous convergence of interests is created. Hadash’s support for Eisenkot is not a certificate of approval for him—it is a glaring warning sign for all of us. Anyone embraced by those who undermine the foundations of the Jewish state cannot lead it.
Translated from HebrewThe Temple Mount, the site of the Temple, the Dome of the Rock, Al-Aqsa, and Herod’s expansions - what is really located where? We clarify the most sacred sites of the Jewish people, just before ascending the Mount.
Translated from HebrewIs there any other nation in the world that ties its own hands and waits to be struck again and again?! This is not a military mistake. This is not a tactical failure. This is a decay of consciousness! When a state empties itself of identity, moral justification, and historical purpose, it no longer has the ability to define what victory is. A culture of "conflict management" and cowardly pragmatism will never be able to defeat absolute evil. It can only mark "yellow lines" in the sand and pray that the executioner will not cross them. But the Arab enemy, unlike our leaders, is not postmodern. It does not believe in "temporary arrangements." It understands exactly the language of the land, faith, and victory. Whoever refuses to win is doomed to be worn down. Whoever fears destroying the enemy completely abandons, with his own hands, the blood of his fighters and civilians. There is absolutely no way to escape the laws of nature of the Middle East... Peace and truth are bought only through uncompromising sovereignty. This horrific saga will not end in negotiations, nor in limited exchanges of fire, nor in winks to the Americans. There is only one moral equation, one historical equation, one just equation that will bring security and eternal existence to Israel: the complete conquest of the Gaza Strip. The complete expulsion of the enemy. And flourishing Jewish settlement throughout its length and breadth. Anything less than that is a betrayal of our moral duty to the fallen and to future generations. The time has come for leadership of faith and sovereignty, which will cast aside the disgrace of "containment" and restore the freedom and land of the people of Israel.
Translated from HebrewThis week, twelve years ago, Natanel Arami, may God avenge his blood, a young father whose only sin was the labor of his hands in his country, descended on a rappelling rope from a skyscraper in Petah Tikva—and a malicious and despicable hand cut the rope and threw him to his death from a height of 14 floors. I know this field firsthand. In my youth I worked in rappelling myself. I knew immediately, without a shadow of doubt: cables like these do not tear on their own, and during my time as a member of the Knesset, I fought alongside his family to investigate the truth and have them recognized as a family of terror victims. The Israeli establishment, as usual, chose to whitewash. The Shin Bet and the police hurried to issue draconian gag orders, silenced people, dragged things out, and tried to present the horror as just another "work accident." I had to use my parliamentary immunity, violate the gag order loudly from every platform, and wage an all-out battle to force them to admit the simple, painful truth: it was a nationalist terror attack. If not for that outcry, the establishment would have even robbed the family of the basic recognition as victims of hostile acts, with appalling numbness. And now, 12 years have passed. Recognition was granted—but justice was trampled into dust. Three Arab suspects, blue-ID holders who worked with him at the site, were arrested and quickly released. No "necessity interrogation," no pressure applied, no turning the tables. When the security system wants to solve a case, it knows how to bring all its weight to bear, penetrate every corner, and see justice done to the fullest. But when it concerns the murder of a Jewish worker by an enemy from within, in the heart of the country? There the investigation dissolves. There motivation disappears. There the entire system stammers, becoming weak and impotent. If you officially admitted that this was a nationalist terror attack, where are the murderers? The truth is horrifying and searing: Natanel's murderer walks free. He shops with you at the supermarket, builds your homes, takes his children to the same playgrounds—and laughs at our false sovereignty. This is not merely investigative negligence; it is the cognitive bankruptcy of an establishment emptied of identity, which has lost its natural sense of justice, its national pride, and the simple understanding that Jewish blood is not ownerless. Natanel Arami's case is not an isolated incident. It is the essence of the reality in which we remain imprisoned to this very day. The same willful blindness, the same moral disability that fears pointing to the enemy, the same cowardice that manages terror instead of defeating it—that is exactly the same disease we encounter on every front: against Hamas terrorists who dare to raise their heads, against rotten security concepts of "containment" and "arrangement," and against the total loss of governance in the heart of the country. The root of the problem is not a lack of technological means or firepower; the root of the problem is the loss of the justice of our cause. A state that erases its Jewish identity is incapable of protecting its citizens, because it no longer has the moral courage to distinguish between friend and enemy. It is time to come to our senses. It is time to rise up for our lives, shake off the culture of stammering and weakness, and establish leadership of faith, strength, and uncompromising sovereignty—that will restore dread to all our enemies, and make clear once and for all to the entire world: Jewish blood will never again be ownerless.
Translated from HebrewYou don't respect, you're afraid! That's what I told Eli Dukorsky from Radio Haifa. When an interviewer hears a bearded man with a deep voice, yet “respects” him and addresses him as a woman, that isn't tolerance. It is a mortal fear of the tyranny of political correctness. The most dangerous tyranny is not the one that imprisons the body, but the one that forces you to deny what your eyes see and cancel the truth. This is not a struggle over “rights,” but ideological coercion funded by the state. Hang Temple flags for millions of shekels from municipal budgets—and they will cry “religious coercion.” Flood the streets with pride flags—and you will receive an institutional embrace. The time has come to shake off fear, restore sanity, and demand true freedom in the face of progressive silencing terror.
Translated from HebrewAbsolute freedom for the individual - an uncompromising identity for the state. That is the whole story. In your personal life: complete freedom. Live as you see fit, with whomever you choose, and you will receive your full legal and civil rights. The state has no place in your private life. But when it comes to defining the state - this is where the line is drawn. The State of Israel is a Jewish state, and what defines marriage in Judaism is the Torah of Israel, not the government mechanism. Demanding that state institutions change the Jewish identity for a personal need for recognition - that is not freedom; it is harm to the root of our existence. Without Jewish identity, we have no state. Live in full freedom, but do not sink the ship of us all.
Translated from HebrewOn the eve of the elections, suddenly everyone is parroting the political solution that was already written into Zehut’s platform back in 2019. At Zehut, we do not need a massacre or approaching elections to tell the truth. The difference between Zehut and the parties now talking about emigration from Gaza and the West Bank as the only real solution is that at Zehut we say it even when it is unpopular, and we will continue to advance it after the elections. This evening on 5×5 we will try to summarize the historic moves we had the privilege of leading this week and speak with Zehut CEO Shay Malka to gain an in-depth understanding of the agreement signed with the Religious Zionism party. Join us live this evening at 17:00 on 5×5
Translated from HebrewWhat a shame, my friend Ofer, what a shame that you too are adopting hate speech as a political lever. For years, on the eve of elections, the left has taken the skeleton of Haredi enlistment out of the closet, stoked baseless hatred, and collected mandates without having any practical solution for Haredi enlistment. That is exactly what Ehud Barak did, exactly what Yair Lapid did (who, of course, changed nothing when they came to power) — and exactly what you are doing now. Who knows better than you that, in order to solve the personnel shortage in the IDF, all that needs to be done is return to service the 100,000 soldiers Eisenkot released. All that is needed is simple legislation and the problem is solved. Haredim need to enlist — that is clear. But the way to do this is not another political round over a problem that has existed since the founding of the state and has nothing to do with the current war. The issue we must deal with first and foremost in the coming election is how we prevent the next massacre! Instead of dealing with that, you are acting like the most typical leftist, making a political issue out of the Haredim. I am sorry, my dear; I very much want to see you with us in one large technical bloc — but for the position of defense minister we need a leader whose foremost concerns are Israel’s security and the integrity of the people — not cheap populism seeking to gain a little more political capital by fanning hatred of the Haredim.
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