Moshe Feiglin under attack: "An incorrigible megalomaniac" - Baruch Marzel intervened
Right-wing activist Berale Crombie harshly attacked Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin and explained why he opposes joining forces with him. Baruch Marzel came to Feiglin's defense.

Right-wing activist Berale Crombie launched a harsh attack against Moshe Feiglin, following questions he said he received regarding the possibility of joining forces with him. Crombie addressed the claims and explained why he does not support the move.
Crombie wrote: "Hello to all the good people who naively ask 'So why don't you join forces with Feiglin'?! Listen carefully to what he explains: he wants a 'technical bloc' that he will head in order to run against Benjamin Netanyahu for the premiership."
Crombie then moved on to a personal attack on Feiglin, stating: "The man is an incorrigible megalomaniac who is driven only by hatred of Netanyahu." He then added a reminder of Feiglin's political past: "In the previous primaries, he ran in the Likud and reached 55th place."
Crombie's words sparked a response from Baruch Marzel, who came to Feiglin's defense and attacked Crombie and the government in return. Marzel wrote: "I understand the pressure of receiving a worthy political opponent. But my dear, you are meanwhile establishing a Palestinian state for us here."
Marzel added another jab: "(By the way, I recommend not tweeting on Twitter on the day your government doubled humanitarian aid to Hamas this morning)."





