Ben Gvir and Yair Golan agree on something - and it's not what you thought

Ben Gvir and Yair Golan signed a covenant to promote the rights of orphans, widows, and widowers, together with representatives of additional parties. The Hamaniot organization demands that the promises be turned into laws and budgets.

Ben Gvir and Yair Golan, together with representatives of additional parties, signed a covenant to promote the rights of orphans, widows, and widowers, precisely in the midst of the election campaign. The Hamaniot organization demands that the promises be turned into laws and budgets. The covenant includes employment protections, professional rehabilitation, and tailored support for bereaved parents, a uniform procedure for identifying and supporting orphaned students, and appointing a professional in the field of loss and bereavement in local authorities. According to Hamaniot, a number of parties have already committed to advancing the issue, including the Democrats, Yashar, Amcha Israel, Together, Yisrael Beiteinu, United Torah Judaism, Shas, Otzma Yehudit, Likud, and the Reservists-Economic Party. According to Hamaniot data, about 52,000 children and young people up to age 21 in Israel have lost a parent, and about 17,000 families headed by widows and widowers raising orphans. Hamaniot CEO Hadar Kas said: 'The test will be in the willingness of the parties to advance defined steps and secure the necessary resources for their implementation.'