Enlistment and equal burden-sharing

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 anyone who doesn't enlist.

Security, Gaza, and the war

Restoring the defense budget to about 7% of GDP (from 5% on the eve of October 7), total opposition to a Palestinian state and strengthening settlement, and ending work-entry permits for West Bank Palestinian laborers.

Cost of living and economy

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.

Democracy and the judiciary

No dedicated chapter on the judiciary or governance was found in the party's platform.

Religion and state

No 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.

Education / health and welfare

On education: shrinking classes to 18 students, principal autonomy, and mandatory financial education. On health: raising national spending to 8% of GDP, more physician and nursing positions, and three new hospitals in the periphery.