Harming The Right Wing?

In an article publicized on the Arutz 7 website, Attorney Yossi Fuchs urged Moshe Feiglin to remove his candidacy and to "save the Right." The

following is Manhigut Yehudit member Yeshayahu Solomon's answer to Fuchs and to all those who prefer to be led instead of leading:

"Many good people like Yossi have spent years leading Opposition struggles. They do a fine job and have achieved important gains for the Right. But they have not stopped the train from plummeting into the abyss. They are so pleased with their achievements, though, that they seem perfectly satisfied to remain in the Opposition.

I will never forget the victory party for Netanyahu that was held in the Karnei Shomron yeshiva. A famous Yesha leader described how he had fervently hoped for the day that Netanyahu would be Prime Minister so that he could demonstrate against him instead of the leftist Prime Minister. Unfortunately, his dream came true.

Yossi Fuchs submits to all the dictates of the Left. He accepts the definition (extreme Right), the unchallenged sovereign (the media) that determines the borders of the public debate and submissively accepts his own place on the margin.

If Fuchs has lowered his head and accepted the dictates that define him as "radical," what can we expect from Netanyahu? He will certainly not hesitate to sell the Jewish majority down the river for a small sprinkling of "consensus." Not because he is a bad person. Simply because he accepts the politically correct claims that the sovereign is not the nation , but the opinion makers. "Furthermore," he will claim, "we must be realistic and pragmatic, this is the lesser of the two evils, we must minimize damages as much as possible etc., etc."

The Left never asked even its most radical elements to disappear so as not to tarnish its image. It believes in itself. It is time for the Jewish majority to believe in itself, as well. And as Moshe Feiglin says, "He who has faith triumphs."

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