Moshe Passal

Moshe Passal was born in 1989 in Nehalim

Moshe Passal, also called Moshiko, was born on August 23, 1989, in the religious moshav Nehalim. He studied at the high school yeshiva in Kfar Ganim, where Rabbi Shai Piron was his teacher.

He served in the Keren battalion of the Artillery Corps. He later served in the budgets section of the Ground Forces.

In 2014 he was deputy chair of the student union at Ono Academic College. He worked as a host on Galei Israel radio and as a commentator on Channel 14, and took part in the ninth season of Big Brother. He also managed the digital marketing company Filter Logic.

In Likud he headed the Hevel Modi'in branch, chaired Likud Youth and helped found the Leumiada event. He lost a 2019 primary race for the youth slot to May Golan, and in 2022 he was placed 40th on the list. He was not elected, but entered the Knesset on March 12, 2023, replacing Galit Distel-Atbaryan, who resigned under the Norwegian Law.

In the Knesset he sat on the Economy, Science and Technology, and National Security committees. He did not run in the 2026 Likud primaries.