Israeli activist who spent six months in prison for sedition after his movement blocked eighty intersections to protest the Oslo Accords, then spent two decades trying to steer Likud from within - losing four leadership races to Sharon and Netanyahu before launching his own libertarian party that couldn't break the...
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Moshe Feiglin co-founded Zo Artzeinu in 1993 with Shmuel Sackett, organizing mass civil disobedience against the peace process that landed him a 1997 conviction. He repackaged the effort as Manhigut Yehudit in 1996 and steered it into Likud in 2000, challenging for party chair four times over the next decade without success. He finally reached the Knesset in 2013 after winning slot thirteen on the Likud list, served two years, then got buried at thirty-six and lost his seat in 2015. He left to form Zehut, a right-libertarian outfit that pulled 2.7% in April 2019 and missed the threshold. He cycled back into Likud in 2021, failed again at slot fifty-two in 2022, then exited once more in 2024 to revive Zehut under a joint ticket with Religious Zionism for 2026.
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