"Homes for Fighters" project launches campaign, demands party leaders sign housing charter for reservists

The "Homes for Fighters" project is launching a public campaign ahead of the 2026 elections, demanding that party leaders sign a national housing charter for reserve soldiers. The move follows the success of a pilot program in Holit, in the Gaza envelope, where eight reserve families have already moved to the area with donor assistance, as part of strengthening settlement and the country's borders. Now, the project demands that the model proven successful on the ground be turned into broad government policy. Starting tomorrow, photos of party leaders will be published online, alongside a clear call for each of them to step up, support, and sign the charter. The project emphasizes that the charter aims to promote real housing solutions for reserve soldiers, alongside strengthening settlement in border areas. The 2026 elections will be the test: which party leaders will settle for a photo with reservists, and who will be willing to sign and commit to them.