Recruitment and service They propose a service duty for all citizens, with priority for IDF needs and meaningful civil-national service for those not required for military service, alongside reducing the reserve-duty load. Security and foreign policy They propose a regional initiative with the US and moderate Arab states to end the fighting on multiple fronts through security and diplomatic arrangements, alongside normalization with Saudi Arabia and preserving Israel's freedom of action. Crime and Personal Security They propose leading a national fight against organized crime through a task force and a crime cabinet, dedicated courts for serious crime, a stronger police and economic warfare against the crime organizations, alongside community treatment to keep children away from them. Economy and cost of living They propose shifting sectoral budgets to investment in public services, raising the minimum wage and the negative income tax, and fighting concentration and cartels in food, medicine and energy. Religion and state They propose a civil track for marriage and divorce, commit to breaking the Rabbinate's monopoly on kashrut and conversion, and propose public transportation on Shabbat with local arrangements suited to each community's character. Judiciary and governance They propose entrenching civil and social rights in Basic Laws and enacting a Basic Law: Legislation, and repealing the judicial-overhaul laws, including the change to the Judicial Selection Committee. Education They propose equal funding by number of students and socioeconomic background and ending parent payments, establishing a state-education council, and civics and democracy education in all school streams. Health They propose gradually increasing national health spending and expanding the medical workforce, establishing a national headquarters for mental rehabilitation, and promoting state long-term-care insurance. Housing They propose urban renewal with density, mixed uses and proximity to transportation, apartments in varied sizes, and a significant expansion of public housing and long-term rental. Transportation and infrastructure They propose prioritizing public transportation in development budgets and increasing frequency with electric buses, setting a target of completing the metro by 2040, and operating public transportation on Shabbat too. Society and welfare They propose a five-year plan for senior citizens, a gradual rise in the basic pension linked to the average wage, and expanded income supplements, day centers and proactive realization of rights. Gender Equality & Women's Rights They commit to a Knesset list using the alternating ("zipper") system and to entrenching gender equality in a Basic Law, and propose an independent authority against violence toward women and extending paid maternity and parental leave. Regional Development & Periphery They propose guaranteeing the Takuma and Tnufa budgets through the end of 2030, establishing a national directorate for developing the north and south, and adding at least NIS 15 billion for rehabilitating the Hevel Tnufa region in the north. Aliyah & Integration They propose entrenching the Law of Return in a Basic Law and extending the absorption basket from half a year to a year, along with a single government address and a digital file for each immigrant. Agriculture & Food Security They propose a food-security strategy through 2050 with stronger local production and emergency stockpiles, multi-year agricultural support in line with production targets and land preservation, and narrowing intermediary gaps. Culture They propose doubling the culture budget within two years and funding cultural institutions on a multi-year basis, keeping political considerations out of culture support, entrenching the right to culture, and giving independent creators social security. Environment and climate They propose a Basic Law: Environment and a Climate Law with emissions-reduction targets, a transition to renewable energy and closing coal power plants, and establishing a national waste authority.