Moshe Feiglin interviewed on Tamars show

[muman613]

The Likud primaries are being held today, Tuesday, and we will see where the more right-wing Moshe will go...


http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Radio/News.aspx/3734#.Tyd4xhJSQYo

Who is Bibi?  And who is Feiglin?  The upcoming Likud vote will give us the answer of where the Likud is headed!  Tamar goes through PM Netanyahu's history as recorded on his website, and discusses his leadership style.

Shifra Hoffman talk about the importance of soldiers praying before going to battle, and how to prevent a future holocaust.

I.Q. Al Rassooli jojns Tamar and says the Koran is anti-Jewish, and the correct way the world should look at the book and its religious leaders.

Then, Tamar interviews Moshe Feiglin who tells her the nitty-gritty on how to really hang on to all parts

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

I do not support someone who disses the martyrs Yigal Amir and Dr. Goldstein (ztl).

[muman613]

I do not support someone who disses the martyrs Yigal Amir and Dr. Goldstein (ztl).

Who do you hate more? Bibi or Moshe?

[muman613]

I understand your sentiment Axl, but sometimes a politician must say things which ensure him being elected. Moshe is definitely not 'politically correct' and he does represent much more what Likud is supposed to represent. I have only heard good things about him. His support of moving the arabs out of Judea and Samaria sounds good to me...


http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/152258#.TyeKCBJSQYo

Americans Watchful as Netanyahu Fends Off Primary Challenge

Americans are watching closely as Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu faces a challenge for party leadership in Tuesday's Likud primary.
Chana Ya'ar
Americans are watching closely as Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu heads off a challenge for Likud party leadership from perennial nationalist candidate Moshe Feiglin.

Most major networks and news wires in the U.S. have carried the news of this week's Likud party primary, set for Tuesday, January 31.  

As lukewarm a fan of Israel's prime minister as the Obama White House might be, the prospect of an even stronger nationalist taking control of the governmental reins has caught the attention of most officials in the top echelons of Washington D.C.

Feiglin, 49, is not expected to win the contest, but pundits are predicting he could win up to a third of the mandates in this, his fourth attempt to seize the leadership of the Likud.

A resident of Judea and Samaria, Feiglin has for years headed the Manhigut HaYehudit (Jewish Leadership) faction, convinced that Netanyahu “sold out” to the leftist influences, which the prime minister denies. The challenger opposes further talks with the Palestinian Authority and believes that Israel should annex Judea and Samaria.

In addition, he has proposed that Israel retake Gaza, from which nearly 10,000 Jews were expelled by the government in 2005 in hopes of removing any further reason for conflict from PA Arabs in Gaza. Instead, PA terrorists in the region ramped up attacks from the area, Feiglin noted.

He also has proposed a financial incentive to persuade Arab families to emigrate from Judea, Samaria and Gaza in order to tip the demographic balance toward a Jewish presence.

"I provide an alternative,” he told reporters on Monday.

[Kahane-Was-Right BT]

Bottom line, if Moshe does well in this primary it could throw a huge wrench into bibi's settlement destruction plans and that is the key issue right now, not his personal convictions about 2 Jewish heroes.    Let's see how it turns out and if it can in any way buy more time for the settlers.