Moshe Feiglin in English

Moshe Feiglin, Chairman of the Zehut Party, Former Deputy Speaker of the Knesset @moshefeiglin

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There are those who see Bitcoin as just another investment avenue. I see in it first and foremost the idea of freedom.
At the “Meet the Candidate” conference of Israel’s Crypto Community, I didn’t talk about charts, returns, or speculation. I spoke about the truly important question: Is man master of his fate, or is the state master of man.
The more power the state concentrates in its hands—through digital money, biometric databases, endless regulation, and surveillance mechanisms—the more we lose another piece of our freedom. They’ll always sell these “improvements” to us in the name of security, efficiency, or the war on crime. But history teaches that power given to the government never stays within the bounds that were promised. That’s why the question isn’t whether Bitcoin will rise or fall tomorrow morning. The question is whether we want to live in a society that trusts its citizens, or one that suspects them.
That’s also why I oppose a state-controlled digital shekel and support every person’s right to choose how to store and transfer their property.
The debate over Bitcoin is ultimately a debate over freedom.

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Who Is the Enemy?
And why are Israel’s leaders unable to answer this question?

Prof. Francisco Gil-White interviews Moshe Feiglin, in English.
https://t.co/jtMSeN2VfE

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I was deeply moved by this special interview with Noga Rachel Tal, a Zehut activist from the Givatayim branch.
Noga grew up in an ultra-Orthodox home, journeyed through different worlds, and ultimately discovered what we all know: there’s no substitute for our Jewish identity and no true liberty without roots.
This encounter is especially moving because it shows that Zehut’s message —Judaism without apologies, sovereignty, liberty, and public integrity—speaks to the heart of everyone who is tired of empty campaigns and divisiveness.
Thank you, Noga, for the great courage to be true to yourself and to pave the way for others who feel they have no voice.

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"We're not brothers. But we made a pact—and I won't betray you." That's what I said to Ali Shaaban, an Israeli Muslim who served in the IDF.
We've forgotten who we are, abandoned those who fought shoulder to shoulder with us (like the South Lebanon Army in 2000), and lost our compass. Until we return to our true Jewish identity—one in which an alliance is absolutely binding —no one will be able to trust us.
The correction must begin here and now.

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Former Member of Knesset Hanin Zoabi (niece of former Supreme Court Justice Abdel Rahman Zoabi and relation to a host of other Zoabi family members in prominent positions) justifies the October 7 massacre. "It is not Hamas who [is] resisting, it is the Palestinian people," says Zoabi.

The Islamist-Nazi Nukhba terrorists who murdered children and raped their mothers – Zoabi explains – had every right to resist the "occupation"... They entered "their land," the lady explains...

Let this sink in! This isn't some lunatic in Gaza, with a green headband and a rifle in hand, claiming that Sderot and Be'er Sheva are occupied territory. This is a former Israeli Knesset member.

Friends! This is either our land - from the river to the sea, or their land - from the river to the sea...

Listen very carefully to Zoabi... She's not alone... She represents the positions of all Arab Knesset members in Israel.

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Eliyahu Yossian at Sunday’s conference in Jerusalem: “We need to learn to govern – at what cost? At any cost.”
@limoodiran

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Listen to these important words from Sima Hasson, Chair of the Mother’s March.

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The current wave of terrorist attacks is the price we are paying for the most dangerous word in Israel: containment – the policy of absorbing attacks, “managing the conflict,” and avoiding decisive action. This is an emergency!

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I went to the Druze town of Daliyat el-Carmel to meet with Somod Berani. He told me his whole life he’s voted for the Likud – but today he feels “politically homeless.” I told him he has a home in Zehut.

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He who loses his identity doesn’t know who the enemy is.
And he who doesn’t know who the enemy is cannot win.
And when you don’t win, the war doesn’t end.
And when the war doesn’t end, peace doesn’t begin.

Join us today, Sunday, July 26, as military personnel, public figures, and other guests speak candidly about identity, governance, security, the economy, and liberty - and how to put Israel back on track.

If you too believe that Israel needs new leadership, clear vision and a path to victory - your place is with us.

📍Sunday, 26.7 | 20:00 Kikar HaMusica, Jerusalem

Participation is free of charge, but pre-registration is required!
https://t.co/LlSttwXudS

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I’m dumbfounded.

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Three years since the October 7th massacre, and it seems like it’s business as usual. Did we learn anything? Has our national security policy changed at all? Or are we just using different words to maintain the same illusions?

Eliyahu Yossian invites you to join him and Moshe Feiglin at our National Awakening Conference in Jerusalem – an open conversation on security, sovereignty, governance, and the path to victory.

Sunday, July 26, Kikar Hamusica, Jerusalem
Entry is free | Limited seating | Pre-registration required.
https://t.co/LlSttwWWok

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Once, we had a clear policy of curfews and decisive action following a terrorist attack — but today, instead of striking the enemy uncompromisingly, we continue to roll our eyes and “manage the incident.”

We cannot continue to close our eyes and run from the truth: this is not just a “localized escalation” or some “territorial dispute.” It is a religious war of Muslims against Jews. They will forever seek our destruction, and every attempt to sugarcoat reality with Western terminology or to settle for an isolated tactical response only encourages the next terror attack.

As long as the State of Israel continues to cling to the failed paradigm of containment and “managing the conflict” instead of absolute victory and the full application of sovereignty, the enemy will identify weakness and continues to raise its head.

These terrorists understand no language other than complete eradication, uprooting the terror nests from their roots, and exacting a heavy price on those who send and encourage them.
The heroic action of an alert citizen who eliminates terrorists in real time is certainly praiseworthy, but it is no substitute for a clear policy set by the rightful owners of this land.

The verse “By your sword you shall live” is not merely a historical statement — it is an existential reality that demands we stop apologizing. As long as we continue to stammer our way into oblivion and fail to understand that this land belongs to the people of Israel, we will continue to pay a heavy price.
The time has come to move from defense to decisive action and victory.

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The expulsion of the Jews from their homes in Gus Katif was set for Tisha B’Av. A Tisha B’Av that I will never forget.

It was the direct continuation of the Oslo Accords and the connecting link between them and the Simchat Torah (October 7th) massacre.

It was defined as the “Test of the Enlightened Man” by then-Israeli Supreme Court President Aharon Barak.

It was the violent war of the “Enlightened” against the Jews in the name of “Democracy.”

But we mustn’t forget that the expulsion initiative came from the Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, the man elected by the votes of the Right. Today, we are still paying the terrible and bloody price of their victory back then.

Have we learned anything since then? Or are we still pinning our hopes on right-wing leadership lacking in vision, that repeatedly entrusts the management of the state into the hands of those same “enlightened” ones?

Today, on the weekly 5x5, I’ll speak with Shai Malka, who, by order of Judge Aharon Barak, served over four months in detention because he dared to call for blocking roads in order to prevent the expulsion…

Join us today at 5:00 PM for an inspiring and hopeful conversation.

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Reading the Book of Lamentations last night, with the many who solemnly gathered in support of Tal Yinon Dardik.

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Tonight, on the eve of Tisha B’Av, we will meet at 20:30 in front of the detention center at the Russian Compound to read the Book of Lamentations (Megilat Eichah), in support of Tal Yinon and the dear Dardik family.

Please join us.

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Enough with the masquerade!
As long as we insist on wearing the mask of “Israelis” instead of being who we truly are – Jews – we feed the lie that we’re “colonialists” who just arrived here in ’48.
In my fascinating and bold conversation with Ali Shaaban, we talked about the truth that no one dares touch: what’s actually written in the Quran and the Hadith about this land’s belonging to the Children of Israel, and why this whole masquerade is precisely what perpetuates the conflict.
Enough with the show. When I am who I am, and you are who you are – then we can find a real solution.