Zehut
'We have to remember who we are,' Moshe Feiglin tells 'Post' - interview
Moshe Feiglin renews Zehut, his Identity Party, to rebuild the country.
Feiglin’s Zehut party not running in upcoming elections
Feiglin's party approves deal with Netanyahu
A mythical ministry for much-needed momentum - analysis
The Feiglin phenomenon
The leader of the rising Zehut Party is attracting more than just young potheads to his libertarian platform
Does the Likud no longer speak Russian? Party copes with changing field
Party debates how to proceed with Yisrael Beytenu hovering around the electoral threshold and Zehut appealing to Russian-speaking voters.
Fundamentally Freund: The Right must unite
Needless to say, it would be naive to think that the matter of ego is not at work amid this dizzying array of parties, which also explains why the Right is so splintered.
Maverick ex-Shas MK Amsalem joins Feiglin’s party
“Integrity in politics is a rare thing, and I see Feiglin as someone with integrity,” said Rabbi Haim Amsalem.
![Moshe Feiglin [L] shakes hands with Rabbi Haim Amsalem [R].](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/434917 "Moshe Feiglin [L] shakes hands with Rabbi Haim Amsalem [R].")
Open primaries are good for all Israelis and good for Israel
Every single Israeli will be able to vote in Zehut primaries, even if one is not a member of the party; even if one belongs to a different party.
Moshe Feiglin hopes to break the mold of 'election musical chairs'
Moshe Feiglin, head of Zehut party, brings a controversial outlook to the Israeli election cycle.
Zehut Party to hold Knesset primaries online and open to the public
"I am proud of Zehut for setting the standard for political transparency, integrity and true democracy."
Has Feiglin moved to the Left?
Zehut ad campaign has longtime right-wing agitator spouting slogans such as ‘End the occupation’
Moshe Feiglin relaunches right wing political party
Says “empty” Jewish State Law boosts “identity party”
Orthodox lesbian running for Knesset in new right-wing party
Lisa Liel was inspired to become more observant by the late MK Rabbi Meir Kahana, who spoke about Jewish pride at Liel’s university.
