Smotrich and Feiglin join forces before Knesset elections

The Religious Zionism Party, headed by Bezalel Smotrich, and the "Hatikva" Party, led by Moshé Feiglin, have agreed to run in the upcoming Israeli elections on a joint list to strengthen the right-wing bloc's chances. Feiglin will take the second spot on the list, with other seats allocated to members of both parties, in an effort to unify the ranks and counter the competition from other parties. This alliance comes amid a decline in the popularity of Smotrich's and Feiglin's parties in opinion polls, which suggest that their parties might not exceed the electoral threshold to enter the Knesset on their own. This situation pushes them to form alliances to ensure positive results and regain support from the right-wing base. The coalition also aims to include other parties, such as "People of Israel," led by Ofer Vinter, amidst fluctuating predictions about whether these three parties will be able to enter the parliament.

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