Zehut leader Moshe Feiglin confirmed he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will hold a joint press conference on Thursday. Feiglin, who gained a large following for his party but didn't pass the electoral threshold in the previous election-round, is expected to endorse Netanyahu, urging his supporters to cast their votes for the long-serving Israeli leader. Zehut's platform was unusual in the nation's politics as it openly called for less state-involvement in the public sector and legalizing cannabis consumption while sticking to a right-wing national agenda.