"Instead of high-tech, he's on the border": Bennett's star turns priorities upside down

Liran Avishar Ben-Horin, the candidate from the 'Together' party led by Naftali Bennett, presents in an interview with 103fm her plan to change Israel's socio-economic priorities, focusing on incentives for military service and work, enlisting Haredim, and easing the burden on the serving middle class. She claims that Naftali Bennett is the most experienced candidate for prime minister.

Liran Avishar Ben-Horin, the candidate from the 'Together' party led by Naftali Bennett, was interviewed on the 103fm program and presented her socio-economic plan. She called for changing parameters in the state's transfer budgets, so that military service and work would be the main criteria for receiving benefits such as subsidized housing, daycare subsidies, and discounts on property tax and water. According to her, the change would bring fairness and allow taxpayers to enjoy their money. She criticized the current government for its failures in security, education, and the economy, noting that Israel is not meeting its missions on seven fronts due to a shortage of soldiers, partly because of funds flowing to draft evasion. Avishar Ben-Horin argued that Naftali Bennett is the most experienced candidate for prime minister, having served as minister of economy, education, defense, and prime minister in the past. She called on the media and parties to focus on substantive issues, defining the elections as a choice between the 'October 7 government' and a government that would bring real security.