Religious Zionism and Identity: At the end of the term - the minister remembered to talk about social steps

Religious Zionism and Identity responded to the Globes economic questionnaire. The party supports cutting the defense budget, arguing that security can be strengthened outside the public budget. It opposes raising taxes and supports breaking up monopolies. In real estate, it supports housing lotteries only in the periphery.

Ahead of the elections, Religious Zionism and Identity, led by Minister Bezalel Smotrich, responded to the economic questionnaire of the Globes fact-checker. The party supports continued opening of imports and breaking up monopolies through legislation that would limit the market share of large players, while opposing price controls, which it calls "populist." The party opposes raising taxes and argues that the tax base can be expanded through growth and fighting black capital. A prominent position is support for cutting the defense budget, relying on a model by Minister Smotrich that allows military buildup outside the state budget. In real estate, the party supports subsidized housing lotteries only in the periphery, with preference for security forces, and opposes raising taxes on investors. It also supports congestion fees and a railway to Eilat and Kiryat Shmona. The headline promises social steps, but the main body of the article is a detailed list of general economic positions.

Religious Zionism and Identity: At the end of the term - the minister remembered to talk about social steps