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Moshe Feiglin has already won.

...the real winner is likely to be Moshe Feiglin, who will yet again have proved that his Jewish Leadership faction is a force within the Likud that cannot be ignored.
 

Jerusalem Post, July 17, '07

After MK Silvan Shalom quit the race last week, MKs who support Netanyahu told The Jerusalem Post they hoped "a straw candidate" would enter the race, so he would not have to face Feiglin one-on-one.

If there is one politician who has struck fear into the stout heart of Benjamin Netanyahu, it is not campaign front-runner and the Likud's I-made-you-and-I-can-break-you nemesis Ariel Sharon, but Feiglin, the unlikely loose-cannon who has managed to set the Likud's current agenda, against its will.

Ha'aretz June 14, `04

"We cannot sweep Feiglin under the rug…he has a clearly formulated action plan."

Yediot Aharonot June 11, `04

"Moshe Feiglin is one of the strongest men in Likud…ministers chase after him."

Jerusalem Post June 3, 04

"Feiglin's rise worries Likud officials."

"Victory in the referendum may only be the beginning for Manhigut Yehudit."

Ma'ariv April 1, `04

"Ariel Sharon: It's either me or Feiglin."

US News and World Report Jan 16, `04

"Feiglin just outmaneuvered Israel’s PM and the President of the United States."

Jerusalem Post Jan 16, `04

"The Feiglin Phenomenon…Manhigut Yehudit is positioned as a force to be reckoned with in upcoming years."

The Jerusalem Report - July 14, `03

"Manhigut Yehudit has the prime minister understandably worried."

B'sheva June 12' `03

Manhigut Yehudit showed their strength in the recent Likud Central Committtee meeting… The "Feiglinim" are enjoying every minute of this."

It is ridiculous to call Feiglin and his supporters rabble.  Their big accomplishment is having carried out an exact operation plan in a calculated fashion. 

Jerusalem Post - Oct. 25, `02

"Manhigut Yehudit has quietly infiltrated Israel's major political party. Its goal, according to Moshe Feiglin, is simple: To transplant the 'Zionist dream that consumes both Likud and Labor with a purely Jewish one'…Feiglin speaks softly, elegantly… A long time activist and now a polished politician, he comes off pleasantly."

Ma'ariv - June 12 `02

"The Likud Central Committee determines the direction of the Likud party. Moshe Feiglin is correct when he says that when you want to make changes in Likud you have to make changes in the Central Committee. This group will drive the State of Israel for years to come."

"Amongst all the various activities of the Right…Mangiut Yehudit is the quietest, most serious and deepest of all."

Yediot Aharonot - May 22 `02

“Feiglin is definitely not a fringe phenomenon. He is not alone. He and his colleagues are one of the major forces behind the Likud Central Committee’s decision to reject the establishment of a Palestinian state, and they are acting not as a rabble but like professionals, who are aiming with proven success at taking over the center of power of the country."

Ha'aretz - Oct. 18, `02

"A momentous event occurred in the Likud: Moshe Feiglin scored a dizzying success in the internal Likud elections. Even aides of former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu were mortified by the scale of Feiglin's success… Feiglin will now be able to tie the hands of the party leaders, decide who will become leader and boost or topple MKs."

Yediot Aharonot - Oct. 11 `02

"Feiglin's movement will directly influence governmental decisions"