تسومت – بيت يسرائيل

Enlistment and equal burden-sharing

A "Ministry for the Right to Serve" plan: uniform mandatory national-civil service for every citizen, in equal-value tracks (IDF, police, medicine, education, and a dedicated Torah-study brigade), with increased pay for those serving and service status marked on the national ID card as a condition for state benefits.

Security, Gaza, and the war

No treatment of external security or Gaza was found on the party's website. Its chapter "Personal security and law enforcement" deals with domestic security and enforcement (see "Crime and Personal Security" below).

Cost of living and economy

The party's website has no single economic chapter. Its economic and social chapters are: "Dignity in old age" — "topping up pension income to the minimum-wage level for those who worked, served and contributed"; "Zionism and settlement" — "a state guarantee instead of a grant"; and "Settlement and developing the land" — "a strategic outline plan for urban development, national infrastructure and settlement".

Democracy and the judiciary

No treatment of judicial-system or High Court reform was found on the party's website. Its chapter "Personal security and law enforcement" deals with law enforcement and appears under "Crime and Personal Security". 18.10.2026 is the date of the check, not a publication date.

Religion and state

No dedicated, detailed party platform document on religion and state was found ahead of the 2026 election.

Education / health and welfare

The party's website has no education or health chapter. On welfare: its chapter "Dignity in old age" — "the national dignified-pension plan — topping up pension income to the minimum-wage level for those who worked, served and contributed".

الجريمة والأمن الشخصي

A three-stage law-enforcement reform — data-driven policing, hard deadlines for investigation and indictment, and strict minimum sentencing for gun and repeat offenders — modeled on American programs (CompStat, the Speedy Trial Act, Three Strikes). Doesn't address the Supreme Court, the attorney general, or the judicial selection committee.