Enlistment and equal burden-sharing

A "National Service for All" law — mandatory IDF or civil-national service for all citizens, including Haredim and Arabs; those who serve get priority in benefits, and evaders lose benefits and face criminal charges.

Security, Gaza, and the war

A national emergency plan for homeland security: a national cabinet against organized crime led by the prime minister, empowering the police, and a systemic fight against protection rackets and public corruption.

Cost of living and economy

Taxation that rewards those who serve and work, a fight against the cost of living and the black-market economy, and a ₪20 billion investment in reservists and their families over three years.

Democracy and the judiciary

Adopting a constitution in the spirit of the Declaration of Independence, a Basic Law of Legislation, limiting the prime minister to two terms and capping the number of ministers, alongside a strong, independent, and accountable judiciary.

Religion and state

No dedicated, separate religion-and-state policy was found on the party's site; the closest published position is the up-to-3% deferral quota for yeshiva students under the National Service for All law.

Education / health and welfare

In education: a mandatory national core curriculum and a state-Haredi standard for all publicly funded institutions. In health: a national plan for post-trauma recovery and mental resilience after the war — no general healthcare policy plan was found.