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The Movement of the Government of Israel

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Orot HaShachar Party is a new party that was established after the events of October 7th.

The continuous lack of victory by the people of Israel led the party founder to the decision that we must think differently, and execute.

For the sake of the people of Israel, the State of Israel, and the land of Israel, with a new vision and a new hope.

Main areas of activity

Foreign Relations and National Security

Encouraging emigration from Gaza - a victory and a symbol for generations.
• Uprooting the Palestinian national idea and a decision of sovereignty over all the lands.
Israel is an independent country that will stand its ground politely but firmly against any power in the world without developing dependence on superpowers.
• Renewing the national security concept includes force building and adapting the military system.

Economy and Society

• All-out war on the cost of housing and the Israel Land Authority
• Creating a flat and uniform surface
• Reducing regulation and bureaucracy
• Reduction in government ministries
• Assistance for war victims

Enforcement and Law

A clear legal distinction between terrorism and nationalistic crimes versus criminal offenses.
Applying the death penalty to terrorists.
• Comprehensive reform in the field of private firearm ownership ensuring the right to self-defense through a democratic choice.
• All-out war on Arab crime.
• Term limits for all public and civil service positions.

Personal and National Education

Maximum educational freedom while granting extensive authority and freedom to local authorities and communities, but with general core content for love of the people and the land.
• Strengthening family stability and resilience through education for healthy relationships, fostering mutual respect between husband and wife, and between children and their parents.
• Promoting legislation that guarantees every child's right to two active and significant parents in their lives, even during times of family crisis or difficulty.
• Equality of parental status before the public system.
• Strong emphasis on the honor of the elderly and increasing their rights.

Maintaining the Jewish character while simultaneously safeguarding individual liberty:

• Definition of a Halakhic Jew
• Maintaining Jewish tradition without coercion
• The three wholes (Rebbe of Lubavitch): The wholeness of the people, the Torah, and the land.
• Equal burden-sharing through creative solutions, reaching agreements, and building trust.
Reaching broad agreements on controversial religious and state matters while granting significant authority to local authorities.