Proud Sovereignty
We will stop being a country that apologizes and asks for permission to protect its children. We will restore full governance to the Negev, the Galilee, the mixed cities, and Jerusalem.
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The Zehut Party — Led by Moshe Feiglin
For three decades, Moshe Feiglin has stood against the tide and warned of what was coming. They called this truth "extreme." Today it's simply reality. After October 7, it no longer needs explaining: Without Zehut — the state will not survive. Israel is at a point of no return: Either we return to our identity — or we lose our home.
Without government funding · Built from thousands of small donations · Your partnership is our strength

October 7th didn't start and won't end in Gaza. It's taking place every day — in the Negev, in the Galilee, and in all the places from which the state has disappeared. The lack of security, the plunder of state land, and the moral inversion betraying those who sacrifice their lives for the country — these are not "malfunctions." They are the direct result of a deep loss of identity. Zehut is offering a reset: we will restore power to the people, the land to its rightful owners, and freedom to every citizen.
Five guiding principles. One clear decision. The moral and practical compass of Zehut.
We will stop being a country that apologizes and asks for permission to protect its children. We will restore full governance to the Negev, the Galilee, the mixed cities, and Jerusalem.
Learn moreWe'll put an end to the plunder of state land. Whoever contributes to the state — will receive land in return. Whoever fights the state — won't get a centimeter.
Learn moreWe will dismantle the bureaucracy, tariffs, monopolies, and over-regulation that make life so expensive. We will return power and money to the citizens.
Learn moreThe purpose of war is victory, not managing rounds of fighting. Real deterrence comes from a clear position and the will to decide.
Learn moreA clear Jewish identity as an engine of national resilience, with less coercion and more freedom for the citizen.
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And together we will return the country to the people!
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What does partnership mean?
This is a bond of responsibility and the moral backbone upon which Zehut’s revolution in consciousness rests. At this level, the partner consciously forgoes any material benefits in favor of the Zehut’s mission.
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Volunteer for Zehut
Zehut does not receive the automatic government funding that parties already in the Knesset do. Those parties live off the taxes we pay, whereas Zehut exists and operates thanks to thousands of small donations and membership fees from people who believe in our mission. To build a strong organization, maintain independent media, and grow a real presence across the country — we don’t need a tycoon. We need you. We don’t offer material benefits, gifts or perks — we offer the historic privilege of being among those who stood in the breach when the lies were collapsing and helped build a reality based on truth.
VolunteerReality has proven that the old system doesn’t "fix itself". It preserves itself. After October 7, we all understand the price of managing the conflict instead of winning it, of dependence instead of sovereignty, and of losing our identity instead of standing firmly on the justice of our cause. "Returning the country to the people" is not a slogan. It’s a practical mission: building popular power, turning thousands of people into active stakeholders, and replacing leadership that fears the truth with leadership that is willing to win.

Moshe Feiglin explains in two minutes why Israel is at a point of no return — and what we are doing about it.
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"I swore to fight — until my last breath"
For Moshe Feiglin, this is no longer just about politics. After losing his grandson in the war, the struggle for the state's identity and security has become a personal vow.
Learn moreMoshe Feiglin and Zehut's online presence in English
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