هميلوئيمنيكيم – هكلكليت

The Economic Party

Draft exemptions would be granted only on equal criteria and capped at 2,000 yeshiva students at most, with personal sanctions and ending benefits for evaders.

The Economic Party

Opposing a Palestinian state and any withdrawal, strengthening settlement, conditioning any Gaza arrangement on ending incitement education, and ending West Bank Palestinian laborers' entry permits to work in Israel; the page notes that defense spending fell from 7% to 5% of GDP, but sets no numeric target.

The Reservists

Wider powers for the authorities against crime and terror, local police forces and a Shin Bet brigade against Arab-sector crime, tougher penalties and a more efficient trial process, and a Texas doctrine of self-defense.

The Economic Party

A broad tax reform (cutting VAT and income/corporate tax), breaking up monopolies and opening imports and banking to competition, and immediate state-budget streamlining — funded by ending tax breaks for large corporations.

The Reservists

A position focused specifically on equal service burden rather than the broader religion-and-state agenda: an equal service duty for every citizen regardless of religion, and conditioning public rights and benefits on serving.

The Economic Party

A position presented by the party chair at the Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee on 31.1.2023 and published on the party's website: broad agreement on a reform of the existing system, opposition to a proposal under which the government takes over appointing judges, an override clause with a larger majority, and ministry legal advisers as positions of trust.

The Economic Party

Shrinking classes to 18 students and reducing teaching hours, giving school principals autonomy, and introducing mandatory financial education from elementary school.

The Economic Party

Raising national health spending to 8% of GDP, a significant addition of physician and nursing positions, and building three new hospitals in the periphery.

The Economic Party

Gradually lowering housing prices from about 170 average salaries per apartment to about 120, through growth policy that diverts investors from the housing market into alternative investments.

The Economic Party

Establishing a transportation cabinet led by the finance minister to centralize planning, reforming the Transportation Ministry, and strengthening public transit in the periphery.

The Economic Party

Increasing old-age and disability benefits, transferring public-housing apartments to residents' ownership, and a national scholarship fund for higher education for periphery youth.

The Economic Party

A dedicated, comprehensive policy page: harsher sentencing for femicide and funding for domestic-violence protection, a systemic fight against sexual violence (dedicated courts, a special police unit) and trafficking in women, legislation for full employment equality (hiring, promotion, and pay), opposing the exclusion of women and gender segregation in public space, fixing inequality in family law and helping women denied a religious divorce ("agunot"), adequate representation for women in state institutions, and gender-equality education starting in elementary school.

The Economic Party

"על מנת להגדיל את שיעור הלומדים הייטק בפריפריה נפעל להגברת החשיפה והעיסוק של בני נוער בפריפריה במדע, בטכנולוגיה וביזמות טכנולוגית."

The Economic Party

The party sees aliyah as a first-order Zionist value, and the absorption of new immigrants as a moral duty and an economic opportunity: alongside dealing with the cost of living, funding absorption centers, training, fast licensing of professions, empowering the periphery and increasing the absorption basket.

The Economic Party

Abolishing all tariffs and import quotas on food and agricultural products to lower the cost of living, alongside protecting local food producers from monopolies, a direct subsidy for farmers on the confrontation lines and in the periphery, country-of-origin labeling and an agrarian reform.

The Economic Party

Declaring a climate emergency, a target of 100% renewable energy by 2050, and a national climate fund of ₪10 billion.