Bennett asked online "What needs to be fixed in the country?": This is what the surfers answered

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett turned to his followers on X with an open question about state services. The responses flooded in with an unequivocal demand to address public transportation, alongside calls for the separation of religion and state, streamlining the public sector, and personal criticism of ministers. Bennett, chairman of the "Yachad" party, gathered citizen feedback ahead of the elections.

Former Prime Minister and chairman of the "Yachad" party Naftali Bennett posted an open question on his X account: "What do you think needs to be fixed and improved in the service our country provides to citizens?" The responses flooded in with an unequivocal demand to address the public transportation crisis, with emphasis on operating it on weekends and improving infrastructure. Surfers demanded a train to all cities including Ben Gurion Airport and 24/7 public transportation. The discussion also spilled into personal criticism of the Transportation Minister, when one surfer called her "stupid and lazy." Alongside transportation, calls arose for the separation of religion and state, streamlining the public sector, digital services at the National Insurance Institute and Income Tax, and reducing regulation on the self-employed. Journalist Amir Tibon called to give more power to local authorities. In the field of education, it was proposed to double and triple teachers' salaries and abolish the Teachers' Union. One surfer sharply criticized the October 7 government. Bennett, working ahead of the elections, gathered direct citizen feedback.