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Naftali Bennett / Yair Lapid · Center to center-right

A joint list of former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Yesh Atid chair Yair Lapid, led by Bennett, emphasizing executive competence, economic entrepreneurship, and healing the rifts in Israeli society. This time Bennett rules out a government with Ra'am ("October 7 changes a lot of things").

Main platform points by topic

Security & Foreign Policy

From a passive posture to initiative and decisive action, alongside ending diplomatic isolation.

  • Learning from the failures of how the war was run, and moving from containment to initiative and decisive action
  • Reinforcing and rewarding reservists and their families
  • Opposing a Palestinian state and handing over territory; support for lawful settlement
  • Regional alliances and a national public-diplomacy body to end diplomatic isolation

Economy & Cost of Living

Taking on cartels and the cost of living, with priority for those who serve and work.

  • Cutting food prices by 30% within three years and breaking up food cartels
  • More housing supply and affordable housing for young couples and reservists
  • The "Servers Law": housing, daycare and property-tax benefits for those who serve and work, and an end to allowances that encourage draft evasion
  • Less red tape for small businesses, and automatic compensation in national emergencies

Judiciary & Governance

A constitution built on the Declaration of Independence, and repeal of the new judicial selection law.

  • A state commission of inquiry into October 7 at the first cabinet meeting
  • A constitution opening with the Declaration of Independence, and a Basic Law: Legislation
  • Repealing the new judicial selection law and keeping politics out of the judiciary
  • An 8-year term limit for prime ministers and closing seven ministries

Religion & State

"A Jewish state that isn't afraid of its citizens": service for all and less religious bureaucracy.

  • Military or civilian service for everyone, with no exemptions, quotas or targets
  • Public funding only for institutions that teach 100% of the core curriculum
  • A full civil track for registering a union at the Interior Ministry
  • Shabbat public transport decided by each local authority, and recognition of international kashrut certification

Society & Education

Equal rights, personal security, and investment in education and health.

  • Declaring organized crime a national security threat, with the Shin Bet and the IDF
  • LGBTQ equality in a Basic Law, and civil union registration with full rights
  • 50% women in senior posts and a fight against violence toward women
  • A "Frontline Communities Law" to rebuild the north and south

How we chose these

Peace and normalization agreements signed when the prime minister was from the party. Reforms and laws that an official body measured and found met their own goal. If none of the party's laws has a measured impact, we list up to 3 of its main laws by a fixed rule (Basic Laws first, then the largest official cost), even if their impact was not measured, so every party's legislative work is visible. Only laws still in force are shown.

Major laws the party led (impact not evaluated)

  • March 22, 2017 · Initiated by the party

    Dov Hoz Airport (Special Provisions) Law, 2017

    Keeps Sde Dov operating as a civilian airport for as long as military flights continue there.

    Led by: Nine Yesh Atid MKs, among 69 initiators

    Why it's here: one of the party's largest official cost estimates (₪4B).

As of October 18, 2026

What's included

All formally started criminal proceedings against Naftali Bennett personally, open and concluded, in Israel and abroad. This is the leader's personal record, not the party's.

Presumption of innocence: every person is innocent until proven guilty by a final judgment.

No criminal proceedings were found in the sources we checked.

As of October 18, 2026