Sunday Night in
Bet Shemesh, Israel (Live Webcast)
January 19,
2012...
This Sunday night,
January 22, 2012, at 8:15 P.M. in Bet Shemesh, Shmuel
Sackett, Manhigut Yehudit's International Director will be facing off
in a debate of national importance to determine the proper path forward
for those in Israel's "National Camp", and by extension, to discuss their
vision for the future of the State of Israel. ('National Camp' being
defined as the group that wishes for Israel to annex and settle instead of
ceding to her enemies the lands liberated by Israel during the War of
1967.)
With
the primary election for Chairman of the Likud - between Moshe
Feiglin and Benjamin Netanyahu - set for January 31, the tension
surrounding this debate is rising as the poll numbers show Mr. Feiglin -
recently labeled 'the most important man in Israeli political discourse'
by former Knesset speaker Avraham Burg (Labor) - gaining on the incumbent
Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Mr. Sackett, who will
be representing Mr. Feiglin (of the National Camp), will be facing
off against Daniel Tauber, the Executive Director of Likud
Anglos, and Emmanuel Navon, who will be a candidate for the Likud's
next Knesset slate, in the sole English-only event of the
campaign.
The debate will be
moderated by Gil Hoffman, chief political analyst of the Jerusalem
Post.
The three men will be
discussing and debating, among other issues, the following:
-
What is the best path to move Israel's National Camp
forward?
- What
is the significance of the January 31 primary election between Mr. Feiglin
and Mr. Netanyahu?
-
Considering that Mr. Netanyahu destroys Jewish towns, freezes Jewish
construction, and states repeatedly that he wishes to create
an Arab state in the Jewish biblical heartland of Judea and Samaria,
how should the National Camp relate to him?
-
Where does the Likud stand on the Land of Israel, and how should the
National Camp relate to the Likud?
All are invited to
watch a live webcast of the two-hour event on the Moshe Feiglin Campaign
website starting at 8:15 P.M. (1:15 P.M. New York time).
The webcast can be seen
at the following website: www.MFLikud.com/webcast/live1.
The Moshe Feiglin Campaign
website is at www.MFLikud.com
The event will be held in Bet Shemesh at the
Bet Knesset Nietzsche Menashe, located at Reho Reven 18, Ivat
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