During an open house event for chareidim in Jerusalem, attorney Itamar Ben-Gvir, the candidate of the Otzma Yehudit party, attacked Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, who according to the polls, is succeeding in attracting votes from the chareidi sector as well.

Feiglin, who began years ago decrying the Oslo Agreements, then championing the Jewish right to Har Habayis, has now abandoned his frum agenda for liberalism and individual freedom, including legalized cannabis, marriage and divorce without the intervention of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, as well as other issues contrary to the view of Gedolei Yisrael. One can read the Zehut platform online, in English, where Feiglin and his colleagues spell out their destructive plan.

At the beginning of his speech, Ben-Gvir made sure to note that he does not turn to those whose rabbonim have instructed him to vote for the chareidi parties, but rather to those who are considering voting for other parties.

“What do you have to look for in this party that has dedicated itself to combating Kodshei HaKodoshim by abolishing the laws of marriage at all costs and forcing the massive assimilation of many Jews or bringing thousands of mamzerim into the world?” Ben Gvir wondered aloud to the young chareidim.

“Isn’t it enough, that which is taking place in the United States, when about 70 percent of the Jewish communities are wiped out completely by the assimilation that afflicts these communities in a terrible epidemic? This we want to import here, chas v’sholom? The little Judaism that is already here for our traditional Jews in our country? And what if these Jews want to repent and discover that they have children who are mamzerim or non-Jewish children, chas v’sholom? Do you understand the magnitude of the destruction?”

He continued, “Take, for example, what Feiglin wants to allow the Women of the Wall to do their provocations at the Kosel – prayers whose purpose is to provoke and cause other innocent and kosher Jews to join their Reform movements. The Zehut party also wants to encourage the movement that conducts abominations in public and give them rights and registration of marriage, etc., which will encourage more and more young people to be drawn after this trend, chas v’sholom, and this will draw many of the youth in Israel, all in the name of his ‘freedom,’ which originates in ‘liberal’ teachings that are very far from the Torah HaKadosha, and this is the party you want to vote for ?? What will you tell your children? That you voted for a party that wants to abolish the Jewish character from the State of Israel? What kind of education is that? Is this Jewish education?”

(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)