Religion and state

State education (general, religious, and Haredi) will be the only publicly-funded education stream in the country; the conscription law will apply to all young people — without coercion, but also without funding for those who opt out.

Civil marriage and divorce, breaking the Rabbinate's monopoly on kashrut and conversion, and Shabbat public transit.

Separating religion and state: one chief rabbi for the country, abolishing religious councils, ending yeshiva stipends, and offering civil marriage and divorce.

Noam LeYisrael focuses on reinforcing the state's Jewish identity: Shabbat observance, legislation informed by Jewish law, and strengthening state religious institutions.

A Jewish and democratic state that strengthens settlement and encourages immigration, an open, tolerant "Beit Hillel" approach to Judaism, and expanding local authorities' power to shape Shabbat's character in their own jurisdiction.

Protecting the status of full-time Torah scholars from arrest and sanctions, alongside strengthening the Torah world's economic independence.

لم يُعثر على موقف واضحNo separate, dedicated religion-and-state policy (e.g. conversion, kashrut, Shabbat) was found on the party's website. The closest published position is the yeshiva-student deferral quota under the National Service for All law (see Recruitment).

لم يُعثر على برنامج محدثلم يُعثر على برنامج رسمي محدث لهذا الحزب.

لم يُعثر على برنامج محدثلم يُعثر على برنامج رسمي محدث لهذا الحزب.

لم يُعثر على برنامج محدثلم يُعثر على برنامج رسمي محدث لهذا الحزب.

لم يُعثر على برنامج محدثلم يُعثر على برنامج رسمي محدث لهذا الحزب.

لم يُعثر على برنامج محدثلم يُعثر على برنامج رسمي محدث لهذا الحزب.

لم يُعثر على برنامج محدثلم يُعثر على برنامج رسمي محدث لهذا الحزب.

لم يُعثر على برنامج محدثلم يُعثر على برنامج رسمي محدث لهذا الحزب.

لم يُعثر على موقف واضحNo dedicated, detailed party platform document on religion and state was found ahead of the 2026 election.

لم يُعثر على موقف واضحNo dedicated religion-and-state chapter was found; the platform does propose privatizing kashrut certification, but frames it as an economic reform to lower food prices, not a religion-and-state position.

الموقف لم يُفحص بعدلم نتحقق بعد من المصادر الرسمية لهذا الحزب.

الموقف لم يُفحص بعدلم يُفحص هذا الموضوع بعد مقابل المصدر الرسمي للحزب.

لم يُعثر على موقف واضحNo dedicated religion-and-state policy (such as marriage, conversion, kashrut, or Shabbat transit) was found in the work plan.