About the party

We, a group of determined citizens concerned about the country's security, education, society, and economy, seek to establish a completely new leadership that will replace the old politics.

For our future and the future of our children, we have established a movement with the most worthy people:

The points we had in mind when choosing future leaders were honesty, compassion and volunteering, love for the country and connection to the land.

The party's objective is the welfare of all sectors, and it will work to secure our future here, in the only Jewish state in the world.

Let's work on connections, and combine forces with parallel leaders in harmony, which is the new politics.

In the political arena, we are positioned to the right of Likud and have set a goal of 10 seats in the 26th Knesset.


The values that guide us

Roots and the Land of Israel, transparency, humility which is the ability to set aside ego in order to unite, and long-term thinking.

Our mission

Founding a strong, value-based coalition that will ensure the future of our children while preserving Israel's Jewish character.

Our history

Two students at Reichman University, Binyahu Har-Shemesh and Matan Aharon Liberant, felt deeply frustrated by the way the government was being run.
After months of thought, they decided to take action: to convene a think tank for a critical discussion of the vision they had formulated – just two days before the outbreak of the War of Resurrection.

Afterwards, and while serving in the reserves, the YouTube channel was established. The New Israel, intended to delve into the nature of changes that will benefit the State of Israel and encourage their implementation.
Ram Meir Avraham, a young and energetic right-wing activist, conceived the idea of establishing the party. Together with social activist Ben-Zion Gagola, the idea took shape within the framework of the party
"Lights of Dawn, a party for everyone.".
In 2025, the group approached To Yair Ansbacher To serve as interim chairman and assist in shaping new leadership for Israel.

Binyahu Har-Shemesh—Chairman

Binyahu Har Shemesh​

Board member, BA in Government, Diplomacy, and Strategy, and MA in International Relations, Security, and Strategy. 30 years old, served as a combat soldier and commander in the Golani Brigade.

Grew up on a remote farm in the Negev, consultant and activist for individual settlement and strengthening local democracy.

Moshe Cohen

Party Treasurer. Strategic Business Development and Finance Manager, MBA graduate, with over a decade of management experience leading growth, partnerships, and expansion into new markets across various business sectors.

Matan Aaron Libent

Secretary-General of the party. 31 years old. Investor in the American capital market. Managed digital and social networks for research institutes and served as a member of the academic staff at Reichman University.

Erez Bar-Ziv, Attorney

Lawyer and high-tech professional, recipient of the IDF Chief of Staff's citation. Jewish and Zionist at heart, a friend, and a pursuer of justice.
Leading root treatment in the legal system: Transferring it to a justice orientation, legal responsibility for errant judges, punishment for lying in court, and abolition of the High Court of Justice.
My platform includes solutions for vulnerable populations and seniors, education in Jewish and democratic state values, elimination of our enemies, and a free economy without barriers.

Sigal Gutsman

Educator, director of a non-profit organization for the population with special needs. Social and political activist for single parents, with an emphasis on single mothers, cost of living, parents of children with special needs, and individuals with mental health challenges.

Ms. Inbal Maar

Educator and social entrepreneur, host of a podcast for business promotion, youth parenting coach and couples counselor, founder of the R.H.L. association for the elderly.

Rabbi Ben Zion Gaglola

Board member.
Manager of Beit Chabad in the German Colony in Haifa.

Baniyah Har Shemesh

Board member, political scientist. 30 years old, served in the Golani Brigade and grew up on a solitary farm in the Negev. Represented farmers in the Association for Individual Settlement (non-profit) and leads the Neighborhood Committees Division in the Exiting to Freedom organization (non-profit).