Baruch Marzel is not running in the upcoming elections, but even after years outside the Knesset and despite the deep rift between him and his former ideological partner, Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, he continues to believe that the ideological camp from which Otzma Yehudit emerged is much broader and more significant than it seems.
In a personal and extensive interview for "Yossi's Podcast" with Yossi Ben-Atar, Marzel talks about the voting crisis…
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Baruch Marzel is not running in the upcoming elections, but even after years outside the Knesset and despite the deep rift between him and his former ideological partner, Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, he continues to believe that the ideological camp from which Otzma Yehudit emerged is much broader and more significant than it seems.
In a personal and extensive interview for "Yossi's Podcast" with Yossi Ben-Atar, Marzel talks about the voting crisis…