How far-right outcast Moshe Feiglin revived his political career
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- Moshe Feiglin, once pushed out of Likud by Benjamin Netanyahu, has secured the No. 2 position on Bezalel Smotrich’s slate.
- The move puts a senior ministerial post within reach for the far-right politician after years on the political fringes.
After years on Israel’s political fringes, Moshe Feiglin has secured the No. 2 position on Bezalel Smotrich’s slate.
The fundamentalist politician was once pushed out of Likud by Benjamin Netanyahu. His new position could put a senior ministerial post within reach, marking a revival of his political career.
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