Hagit Moshe
Israeli politician
Hagit Moshe (Hebrew: חגית משה; born 14 April 1971) is an Israeli politician, currently serving as a deputy mayor of Jerusalem. She served as the last chairperson of The Jewish Home party between 2021 and 2023.
Political career
Moshe is the chairperson of The Jewish Home, and the first woman to serve in this capacity. She currently serves as a Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem, and holds the Education portfolio and the Communities and Young Families portfolio in the city.
In January 2021, after the retirement of Rabbi Rafi Peretz, Moshe ran for the leadership of the Jewish Home, at the urging of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She received 472 votes, and defeated party secretary Nir Orbach.
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