Vox Day's interview of Moshe Feiglin, Zehut Party

[Firestorm]

http://www.unz.com/article/interviewing-moshe-feiglin/

Interesting organization he has going. If Trump really is Buchanan with better timing, maybe he'll be Kahane with, um, better security.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Feiglin isn't Kahane. He's a libertarian, and isn't a terrorist. Kahane was an authoritative religious fundamentalist, and his organization is in the list of terrorist organizations of the US and EU.

[Firestorm]

Feiglin isn't Kahane. He's a libertarian, and isn't a terrorist. Kahane was an authoritative religious fundamentalist, and his organization is in the list of terrorist organizations of the US and EU.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moshe_Feiglin#Support_for_Rabbi_Meir_Kahane

Two religious populist anti-socialist nationalists. The big points of contention are civil rights, economics and (obviously) methods. Apart from the latter, it looks to me like the difference between Paulbearers and Teabaggers; not a lot of difference.

[DavidB.]

I still like him, but I used to be a much bigger fan. Have progressively come to dislike his "libertarianism", both on the economy and on issues related to religion. A Jewish state isn't supposed to let down those in need and it isn't supposed to be "neutral" about Judaism and Torah observance. Still, he's clearly someone who "gets it". I think he's great on the conflict and on Israel's identity, among other things, and I would seriously consider voting for him were I Israeli. However, I've come to like Smotrich much more than Feiglin.

Feiglin isn't Kahane.

That may be true, but he's pretty obviously a Kahanist.

[Firestorm]

Yeah, I don't know if libertarianism would ever work, um, anywhere that isn't America or at least English-speaking. Probably not there either.