Moshe Feiglin, leader of the Zehut party, released a video message Monday morning updating supporters on ongoing political negotiations ahead of Israel's upcoming elections. Speaking directly to party activists, Feiglin confirmed that talks aimed at reaching an agreement have reached a critical juncture. "We are in very advanced negotiations, truly in the final stretch," he told supporters. "God willing, we very much hope this will come to fruition, and we are doing everything to make it happen."
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The Zehut chairman made clear that his party intends to compete in the elections whether or not the negotiations succeed. "Whether this happens or doesn't happen — and God willing it will happen — we are going full force, until the end, until the elections," Feiglin declared. He pledged that the party would work behind the scenes to ensure "several very serious Knesset members from the Zehut party" win seats in parliament.
Feiglin went on to emphasize what he described as the ideological importance of his party's message and its grassroots expansion. "We will continue to spread throughout the country, because we cannot give up on Zehut's message," he said. "The people of Israel, the State of Israel, have nowhere to advance right now without this message, and therefore we will be there." He concluded by thanking activists for their mobilization efforts, telling them, "Well done to you all, you give us a lot of strength, and God willing there will be good news."
Feiglin's update
