إسرائيل بيتنا

Enlistment and equal burden-sharing

They propose a mandatory service law for every 18-year-old citizen regardless of religion — a military or civil track — with draft evasion resulting in loss of benefits, discounts, and public-sector employment.

Security, Gaza, and the war

An initiative-driven, not reactive, doctrine: zero tolerance for border incursions, preemptive strikes, decisive outcomes in every confrontation, and raising the defense budget from ₪70B to ₪95B over the next decade.

Cost of living and economy

Lowering the cost of living by opening imports to competition, ending exclusive-importer status, breaking up food-market monopolies, and continuing privatization (Ashdod port, Haifa airport).

Democracy and the judiciary

Adopting a written constitution for Israel, limiting the prime minister to two terms, barring an indicted person from forming a government, and opposing both the "French law" and the override clause.

Religion and state

Separating religion and state: a single chief rabbi for the country, abolishing religious councils, ending yeshiva-student stipends, and offering civil marriage and divorce as an option.

Education / health and welfare

Mandatory core curriculum as a condition for school funding, alongside topping up pensioners' income to minimum wage and building two new hospitals in the north and south.

الجريمة والأمن الشخصي

A policy of zero tolerance toward criminal terror: a national headquarters to fight organized crime, a NIS 3 billion plan to strengthen the police with 3,000 additional officers, dedicated courts for organized and agricultural crime in the north and the south, administrative detentions, an insurance fund for protection-extortion victims, and sanctions for incitement on campuses. In addition, in the platform's words: “When the next government is formed, we will demand the internal security portfolio and work to appoint MK Hamad Amar as minister.”