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To Save Israel - We Must Change the Leadership Now

WE NEED YOUR HELP TODAY!

NOW is the time to address the root cause of Israel's problems instead of solely addressing the symptoms.

Israel's current Prime Minister Netanyahu freezes Jewish construction, destroys Jewish settlements, pledges repeatedly to create a "Palestinian" state in Judea & Samaria, and further pledges to be "creative" when it comes to dividing Jerusalem.

Is this what you want?

OF COURSE NOT!

NOW IS THE TIME THAT YOU MUST make your voice heard - even if you are in America, or if you are in Israel and not a Likud member.

THIS COMING Tuesday - January 31st - is the election for Likud Chairman.

Yair Lapid, the left's new darling, recently stated that if Feiglin has at least a strong showing in this election, then the Likud will be strengthened, will win the next general election, and will move much further to the right.

Moshe Feiglin stands for:

*Annexing and settling all lands liberated in the War of 1967

*Governing Israel with Jewish values instead of with leftist, secular or globalist values
 
*A strong, proud Jewish state that will stand up and defend herself instead of constantly appeasing her enemies
 
*Israel being a 'Light Unto the Nations' as opposed to being a 'Nation like the other Nations'

THIS IS THE TIME to choose the next leader of Israel, as the head of the Likud will most likely become the next Prime Minister. If you wait until the general election,
or until more Jewish communities are destroyed, it will be too late.

When Moshe Feiglin wins the election, our dreams will be answered. If Moshe makes a strong showing, then he will be better able to constrain Bibi from implementing his leftist, defeatist policies. Either way, a strong Feiglin helps Israel and helps YOU!

WE NEED YOUR HELP TODAY. The election is only days away!

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Pharaoh's Defeat

And Moses and Aaron were brought again to Pharaoh; and he said to them: 'Go, serve Hashem your God; who exactly is going?' (From this week's Torah portion, Bo, Exodus 10:8)

The real issue debated in the exchange between Pharaoh, Moses and Aaron is Pharaoh's political/theological status. "The river is mine and I made myself," says Pharaoh, according to the Midrash. Modern man has repeated this statement in varying forms, many times over. I am the focal point of creation, it is my will that determines what will be and everything else is simply a narrative or other post-modern postulation.

Pharaoh's regime is the culmination of the worship of man. It is the complete opposite of the message of liberty with which the Creator, through the Nation of Israel, imbues humanity.

The threat of the plague of locusts begins to erode Pharaoh's self confidence. He is already willing to negotiate. And like a seasoned politician, he does all that he can to keep all the cards - political and theological - in his hands.
And Moses and Aaron were brought again to Pharaoh - Pharaoh speaks to Moses through an intermediary. He protects his regal distance and status.

'Go, serve Hashem your God - not the G-d of all G-ds, but your G-d.

Who exactly is going? - Pharaoh wants a report. He shows Moses and Aaron that the Jews are still under his jurisdiction.

After the plague of hail, the seasoned politician backs down a bit from his political stand, but not from his theology. His personal status has been challenged. But he still holds firmly to the idolatrous idea that G-d is the G-d of the Jews, alone. In other words, I - Pharaoh - am god. But there is another god with whom I have entered into a conflict: And Pharaoh hurried to call for Moses and Aaron and he said, ' I have sinned to Hashem your G-d and to you.' (Exodus 10:16)

After the plague of darkness, Pharaoh no longer insists that the G-d of the Jews is theirs alone. From here on in, the G-d of Israel is the One G-d:
And Pharaoh called Moses and he said, 'Go, worship G-d. Just leave your flocks and cattle behind. Your children will also go with you.' (Exodus 10:24)

With the last remnants of his strength, Pharaoh attempts to cling to his power. As the end approaches, the fading despot becomes very dangerous:
And Pharaoh said to him, 'Leave from before me. Just beware not to see my face again, for on the day that you see my face, you will die. (Exodus 10:28)

Now Pharaoh receives the blow most dangerous to any leader:
And G-d made the nation find favor in the eyes of Egypt. The man, Moses, was also very great in the land of Egypt and in the eyes of the servants of Pharaoh and the eyes of the nation. (Exodus 11:3)

It makes no difference who is sitting on the throne. What really matters is where the heart of the nation resides. From that point on, Moses can carry out a coup and rule the empire instead of Pharaoh:
And he called for Moses and Aaron in the night and he said, 'Arise and go out from my nation, all of you and the Children of Israel, and go to worship G-d, as you said. Your flocks and cattle shall be in your midst, take them, as you have said. Go out and bless me, as well.

Pharaoh's defeat - both political and theological - is complete. Get out and stop threatening my regime. And from wherever you will be, bless me as well - for your G-d is The G-d.

Shabbat Shalom,


Moshe Feiglin


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They're Not Laughing Anymore: An Interview with Moshe Feiglin


25 Tevet 5772 (Jan. 20, '12)

This interview first appeared in the January 20th addition of Olam Katan, a religious Zionist publication.
What follows is an original translation by
World of Judaica.


Oftentimes it seemed that the hardest thing to listen to for the last 13 years has been his complete and utter seriousness while demanding “Faith-based leadership for Israel.” In the end, maybe this makes even us, the religious Zionists, nervous • Moshe Feiglin is running alone against Benjamin Netanyahu for leadership of the Likud. The results of these primaries, even if they don’t end in a victory for him, will still be enough to bring this man’s vision one step closer to reality • Moshe Feiglin answers all the questions you ever wanted to ask: To what extent he believes in his goal. How younger Knesset Members have overtaken him. Why is it that it’s hardest for religious people to come to terms with Jewish Leadership. What mistakes does he admit and what does he remain stubborn about • The Big Race

A long time ago they were sure that he would eventually give up, that the process had exhausted itself and that he himself already understood this. After the 2006 elections when the Likud won only 12 seats, the pundits mocked him saying that according to the “influence from within the centers of power” logic of Manhigut Yehudit, Feiglin now had to leave Likud and go to Kadima. After he failed to attain a Knesset seat in 2009, they came down hard on him. The religious columnists specifically lambasted him for his arrogance in running for the Likud leadership time and again, on the non-politically-correct “We have come to replace you” approach against the present Likud leadership. They claimed that Olmert became prime minister only because of him.

And despite all this, as the sand continues to blow, Moshe Feiglin (50) is back, running yet again, this time against a serving prime minister. In political terms this would be considered suicide, but that’s nothing for Feiglin. This is already his fourth time. The first time, 9 years ago, then again running against a serving prime minister, he got 3.5% of the vote. Two years later he got 12.5%. In 2007, Likud had primaries once again, where he was granted nearly a quarter of the Likud vote. In Jerusalem, the biggest branch of the ruling party, he got nearly 40% of the vote. He could have even gotten a larger portion, but Netanyahu and his men made a Herculean effort to bring their supporters to the polls in order to prevent Feiglin from winning the capital city. Not to mention that in other cities as well that are certainly not settlements, Feiglin achieved impressive results. In Gadera, for example, he got 38% of the vote. In Beit Shemesh, 31%. Yavne, 28%, and even in Haifa he reached 26% support.
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The Great Debate: Shmuel Sackett on Moshe Feiglin and Manhigut Yehudit

Don't miss this video from last Sunday's debate in Beit Shemesh. Click here or on image.




 

Moshe Feiglin: Israel Must Create an Exemplary Society


Moshe Feiglin spoke this week in Tekoa. Click here or on the image for the video and English transcript.

 

 

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Moshe Feiglin in the News

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Bernie Quigley on The Hill:  Likud Showdown Looms: Feiglin Rallies Yesha Support
Why must I, a cold-country New Englander and a solitary mountain dweller with a broken foot, be the only American to write about the upcoming election in Israel for leadership in the Likud, as critical to Israel’s destiny and to American interests in Israel as the fateful primary in South Carolina?

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