Gilad Kariv: "We will do the cellular reform in the food market"

Gilad Kariv, MK from "The Democrats", is interviewed for the "One Thing" questionnaire of "Today Plus" and details his main goals: enforcing the conscription law on Haredim, continuing the fight against crime in the Ministry of Internal Security, improving teacher conditions, and a reform in the food market modeled on Kahlon's cellular reform. Kariv promises to cancel the judicial overhaul laws, introduce public transportation on Shabbat, and civil marriage.

Gilad Kariv, a Knesset member from "The Democrats", is interviewed for the "One Thing" questionnaire of "Today Plus" magazine and presents his priorities for the 2026 elections. In the area of equality in the burden, Kariv commits to enforcing the conscription law on 60,000 young Haredim, distinguishing this from the exemption for the Arab public. On security, he presents his achievements in the Ministry of Internal Security, including reversing the murder trend and establishing the National Guard divisions, and sharply criticizes Itamar Ben Gvir. In education, Kariv promises to improve teacher salaries and working conditions by redirecting coalition funds to the field. On the cost of living, he presents a plan for reform in the food market modeled on Moshe Kahlon's cellular reform: encouraging competition, breaking up monopolies, and threatening to reinstate price controls on basic products. Kariv commits to canceling all judicial overhaul laws, introducing public transportation on Shabbat, and allowing civil marriage. He appeals to young people to vote in the elections on October 27.