Резервисты — домой

More people for less time, and not fewer people for more time

• •More territory with fewer troops

Making the operation of the IDF reserves system more efficient

• •Immediately returning about 50,000 soldiers who are not currently assigned to active reserve units.
• •Raising fitness ("riflemen" qualification) and matching forces to combat tasks.
• •Establishing new reserve frameworks.
• •A more balanced division of security tasks among all the combat units in the various sectors.

The national program for Haredi recruitment

• •Stage A: preparation for recruitment
• •Creating an educational and social infrastructure that will allow adapted military service:
• •Establishing and budgeting pre-military preparatory frameworks.
• •Establishing and budgeting Haredi Hesder yeshivas.
• •Establishing youth movements and preparatory clubs for service.
• •Strengthening and expanding Haredi state education (Mamach).
• •Stage B: military service
• •Expanding dedicated service tracks:
• •Enlarging the Hasmonean Brigade.
• •Establishing additional Haredi combat frameworks.
• •Implementing the Pakmaz plan to establish units adjacent to Haredi cities.
• •Establishing Hesder yeshivas of studying and serving in defined areas.
• •Stage C: a support package for the Haredi fighter
• •Strengthening the fighter and their family throughout the service:
• •Establishing Haredi soldiers' homes.
• •Grants and incentives for those who serve.
• •Strengthening veteran nonprofits that work in the field, including Netzah Yehuda.

Basic Law for Servicemembers

• •The reservist: first to equality
• •The benefits:
• •Priority in "discounted apartment" programs
• •Priority in Labor Ministry daycare centers
• •Priority in admission to academic studies
• •Priority in student dormitories
• •Priority in public and government housing
• •Priority in admission to work in the civil service
• •Spouses of reservists will be entitled to all the benefits

Legislating a Basic Law for Servicemembers that will set a new principle: whoever serves more receives much more.

• •Whoever serves less or does not serve receives much less.
• •Therefore this plan will be, for us, a central demand in any future coalition agreement.