Religion And State

The issue of public transport on Shabbat has returned to the forefront of the political agenda. Following recent bus blockades in Safed and Jerusalem, parties have clarified their stances, while a new poll indicates that a vast majority of secular and traditional voters support the implementation of weekend transit services.

A call to parties: present a clear policy also in the field of religion and state, which is an essential part of the identity of the religious-Zionist public.

The upcoming integration of the Haredi public into Israeli society requires creating economic barriers while simultaneously developing absorption programs. This is essential for maintaining the country's security and economic prosperity.