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Nov 3, 2026

Jordan van den LambHOST
36:18
and some of their choice quotes, which has been fact-checked by Sol Salbi, who's a Jewish socialist and reads all the Jewish press in Israel.
Jordan van den LambHOST
36:25
So one of them, a guy called Moshi Feglin, he's an MP for a libertarian party in Israel called Zehut.
Jordan van den LambHOST
36:32
He said, as Hitler said, I cannot live if one Jew is left.
Jordan van den LambHOST
36:36
We cannot live here if one Islamo-Nazi remains in Gaza.
Sarah EvronPANELIST
10:25
We'll see lots of votes that went to Vintil that didn't pass, I assume.
Sarah EvronPANELIST
10:31
And we already see that lots of the votes that went to people like Smotrich and Zehut, you see them very clearly.
Sarah EvronPANELIST
10:45
You also see people voting for a religious vote for people like Bennett or Yashar.
Sarah EvronPANELIST
10:57
You have religious people playing a main role, a significant role, Matan Kahana, in politics, in Israeli politics.
David Bar-HaimGUEST
25:15
And three and a half seats, why? Because you have to calculate not only how many votes went to those parties, but how much they would have added to the other parties if they'd been directed to those parties.
David Bar-HaimGUEST
25:24
In other words, if a vote for the Amchai Yisrael Ofer Vinter party had gone instead to let's say, the Tzinuta Datit or Zehut party of Moshe Feiglin, or to the Likud or something like that, they would have boosted their relatives.
David Bar-HaimGUEST
25:38
But
Yonatan DorfmanHOST
25:39
insufficiently, even if we had those numbers, Bar Chaim, it would not have been enough.
Mayer SchillerGUEST
31:46
The rest of it pretty much as expected.
Mayer SchillerGUEST
31:49
One thing I found was interesting that the religious Zionist party in Osmatrich, by introducing Moshe Feiglin into the mix here with his Zehut party, and Feiglin is such an articulate, strident presentation of right-wing Zionism, I think he added a bit to Smutich's numbers there.
Mayer SchillerGUEST
32:10
But they were dancing prematurely last night.
Mayer SchillerGUEST
32:13
Really, last night, Franklin said he's going to demand the defense ministry in the new Bibi government.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
12:46
The increase from Shas should have been at least as high as Likud's total net vote increase of about 52,000 and may have been twice as high.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
12:55
Put it all together, the new young voters, the dying leftists, the new expats, the Shas boost, the fact that Likud probably cannibalized more votes from within Netanyahu's coalition, the total net gain of the religious Zionist parties and the far right of religious Zionism and Zehut and Utsma Yehudit shrank by one seat from the last election.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
13:23
All of that put together, and Likud and the coalition should have grown by probably a quarter million for Likud if it had held on to anything approaching the vote share of 2022, and twice that for the coalition.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
13:36
In 2022, in the last election, Netanyahu's people made a point of saying that they may not have won the overall popular vote when they formed the coalition.
Danal KurdHOST
6:54
and Ben-Gavir's party, which is openly Kahanist, and Smotrich's religious side of his party, running this time with another one.
Danal KurdHOST
7:02
Moshe Feiglin has said on camera, the head of Zehut, that he wants Gaza emptied of Palestinians.
Danal KurdHOST
7:08
And that's who the religious side of his party is running with.
Danal KurdHOST
7:11
And then the two Haredi parties, Shas and United Torah Judaism.
Dana El KurdHOST
6:49
and Ben Kavir's party, which is openly Qohonist, and Smotrich's religious side of his party, running this time with another one.
Dana El KurdHOST
6:56
Moshe Feiglin has said on camera, the head of Zehut, that he wants Gaza emptied of Palestinians.
Dana El KurdHOST
7:03
And that's who the religious side of his party is running with.
Dana El KurdHOST
7:05
And then the two Haredi parties, Shas and United Torah Judaism.
Oliver MizziGUEST
3:50
No.
Oliver MizziGUEST
3:51
And then you have a joint ticket between Bezalel Smotrich's religious Zionism party with Zahut, who is led by Moshe Feiglin, a former Likud member, if I'm not mistaken.
Hugo GoodridgeHOST
4:03
So I feel sort of running into this election, you had Netanyahu on one side and Eisenkot on the other as maybe the two figureheads of the election on either side.
Hugo GoodridgeHOST
4:13
Right.
Dana El KurdHOST
6:12
And there are basically two teams, or two-ish, Team one is Netanyahu's bloc, Likud, and Ben-Gavir's party, which is openly Qohonist, and Smotrich's religious side of his party, running this time with another one.
Dana El KurdHOST
6:27
Moshe Feiglin has said on camera, the head of Zehut, that he wants Gaza emptied of Palestinians.
Dana El KurdHOST
6:33
And that's who the religious side of the party is running with.
Dana El KurdHOST
6:36
And then the two Haredi parties, Shas and United Torah Judaism.
Joshua HoffmanHOST
10:41
Netanyahu leads Likud, the major party of the Israeli right.
Joshua HoffmanHOST
10:45
His political camp also includes Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit and Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionism, which is running with Zehut.
Joshua HoffmanHOST
10:57
These remain distinct organizations with their own leaders and demands.
Joshua HoffmanHOST
11:02
Shaz and United Torah Judaism represent another political tradition.

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