(What’s a more evil thing to say?)
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tickets to the Chagrin of Netanyahu. But it’s worked out well because they have ended up with basically the same number of seats. So it hasn’t made any big difference. But this time, Smitt stood with someone called Moshe Feiglin, who was a former Lukud politician who said that the babies of Gaza are the enemy. I’m not exaggerating. He literally has said he said that that the babies are the enemy. The enemy is not Hamas. He said every baby is an enemy. And you know, he had the endorsement of Benjamin Netanyahu in this election. And now he’s part of he’s not just some random nutter going on Israeli television to talk about how babies are the enemy. He’s literally now part of the governing coalition in terms of his party. I mean that alone you just look at and think what kind of dark universe has this headed into because that is it’s so evil. Yeah. What’s a what’s a more evil statement than saying every baby is the enemy? There is no more evil thing you can you can say I would say at this point but he is part now with Smotrich, the finance minister, who allied together with him part of the governing coalition. First of all, people like Smotrich and Ben-Gvir and him in any European country would be labeled as neo-Nazis and would not be able to continue one more day in their political career if they would have expressed themselves like he did. But on the other side, let’s walk watch a little bit some kind of light. Let’s remember that Ben-Gvir got only six or seven seats. Finally, with all his big big parade of hatred and torture and evilness and racism, he got only six seats. And by the way, if there will be a unity government, as I foresee, the only tip that the liberal left will get or however to call them will be that Ben-Gvir will be excluded also because Donald Trump doesn’t want to see him. So that they will exclude Ben-Gvir, not necessarily Smotrich. And by this they say, what do you want? We have a very moderate government. But yes, I agree with you. It is sick sick. In terms of a unity government, is that what you think is you think it’s heading towards some sort of unity government? And if so, how what would that unity government be? Look, the alternative to unity government is now another elections. Another elections means now few months that the IO stays in power and goes crazy and goes to make war in Iran and maybe elsewhere. And meanwhile the other camp lose all his momentum. It’s not only the Arabs who will not go to the next elections to the ballots. Also all those tens of thousands of Israelis who came from all over the world just for the day of the election. they will not come again. So by the end of those months, we’ll get a solid government led by Netanyahu, extreme rightwing with much more confidence than they had before. And I can’t exaggerate about this. The alternative, the only alternative is now the the unity government, which will be a government between Eisenkot and Netanyahu. There are many obstacles because Netanyahu cannot be a minister because of his trial and I can’t see anyone trusting promises of Netanyahu anymore. So it will not be easy to convince Eisenhood to join this government only if he will be the prime minister in this first two years and then what does it mean about Netanyahu who cannot be a minister? I don’t know how they will break this but the alternative is much worse because the alternative means that Netanyahu stays in office and in few months we go again to elections and Netanyahu easily get reelected and goodbye democracy, goodbye what remains from the beautiful Israel and goodbye freedom even for people like me. I don’t want to think about it.
Enemies Babies Clip on Israel Channel 14
Wikipedia: Moshe Feiglin
He attempted to run for a slot on the party's Knesset list, but encountered severe opposition from Netanyahu, who delayed party elections and advocated making changes to its charter to bar "anyone who has served three or more months in prison" from running as a Likud MK. This would have prevented Feiglin, who served a six-month sentence in the mid-1990s for civil disobedience, from running for either an MK or leadership position in the future. Feiglin withdrew from the race on 3 January 2006, following the release of a statement from the Likud party election chairman declaring, in agreement with a prior decision by the Israeli High Court, that Feiglin's conviction was not for "dishonorable" violations of the law, allowing him to participate in future Likud affairs.
Feiglin was asked about Israel's status as a "Jewish and democratic state" in a 2004 interview, and stated: "Why should non-Jews have a say in the policy of a Jewish state? ... For two thousand years, Jews dreamed of a Jewish state, not a democratic state. Democracy should serve the values of the state, not destroy them..."[46]
On 3 April 2019, Feiglin gave a speech at Maariv Jerusalem Post conference in Tel Aviv, in which he called to rebuild the Third Temple immediately. He said in a statement: "I don't want to build a Third Temple in one or two years, I want to build it now.
After the October 7 attacks in 2023, Feiglin said in an interview with Al Jazeera that the only solution is the "complete destruction of Gaza, before invading it… Destruction like Dresden and Hiroshima, without a nuclear weapon."[49] On 15 June 2024, Feiglin said, in the context of the Gaza war, "As Hitler said 'I can't live if one Jew is left,' we can't live here if one 'Islamo-Nazi' remains in Gaza."[50]
On 22 May 2025 Feiglin told Israeli TV Channel 14, in the context of the Gaza war, "The enemy is not Hamas, nor is it the military wing of Hamas ... Every child, every baby in Gaza is the enemy. We need to occupy Gaza and settle it, and not a single Gazan child will be left there. There is no other victory."[51][52][53]
"The Zehut party would have left the government the moment the first grain of rice was transferred", and criticized Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir for not following through on their threats to do the same
How far-right outcast Moshe Feiglin resurrected his political career, The Times of Israel, Sept 4, 2026
Previously stuck in that same zone of desperation, Feiglin now finds himself sitting comfortably in second place on a joint slate with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s Religious Zionism party.
Their new alliance clears the electoral threshold in almost every poll. If Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc forms the next government, this pact promises Feiglin a major cabinet portfolio and a seat in the high-level security cabinet.
It is the kind of achievement he has dreamed of his entire life, on his quest for the premiership — an office he has fantasized about since the 1990s. That was when he founded the extremist Zo Artzenu (This is Our Land) movement, blocking highways and paralyzing national infrastructure in mass civil disobedience against the Oslo Accords. Now, he is already demanding the defense portfolio, declaring: “If Netanyahu has no choice, he’ll give it to me.”
A Typical Appeal to Authority
In a normal “Appeal to Authority”, a hypothetical parent will say:
“Do as I say because I am your father” (or because I say so)
(Hopefully the father is at asking the child to do something good. If not, the child is not “honoring” his father by doing something bad)
The Ultimate Appeal to Authority
In this video, Likud lawmaker Moshe Feiglin creates the ultimate appeal to authority / blackmail, designed particularly for Christian Zionists:
Do what we say or we will curse you!
Source: Twitter: Trita Parsi, @tparsi
Q: The image that Israel has in Europe, in Canada, and the United States, is it important to you?
Because that image and the relationships you have with all those countries is at, I would say, an all-time low.
Is that an issue that matters to you?
When I see your people in Canada and in Europe going together an being on the Islamo-Nazi side,
you have a very bad image here in Israel.
And you have to know that the real International Supreme Court, the moral International Supreme Court,
Is the people of Israel here in the Biblical land.
It’s not a question of how you see us, it’s a question of how we see you,
and it says in the book, in the Bible,
“Those who bless you will be blessed,
and those who curse you will be cursed.”
And you in Canada and all over the world should ask yourself,
Are you going to be blessed or cursed?
Are you with the children. of God or not?
It’s your problem, not mine.
A Righteous Response
If a son is 40 years old, and the father says:
“Aid and abet a murder”
A righteous son would decline, no matter how much manipulation is applied because what he proposes would bring honor to no father.
Zehut doesn’t believe in equality. Zehut believes in prosperity.” The Canadian Jewish News, March 14, 2019.