A small right-wing party whose registered entity dates from 2021, relaunched in November 2025 by the security researcher Yair Ansbacher and now chaired by Nissim Louk, whose daughter Shani was murdered at the Nova festival. Its September 2026 platform, written after 7 October, says the army should keep every territory it conquers, cancel the Oslo Accords gradually, demolish villages from which Israelis are attacked, and encourage emigration from Gaza through legal channels with the UN, the EU and Washington. At home it would draft every Haredi man into an adapted track, put the Land Authority under the Agriculture Ministry, phase out food imports, break up monopolies and cap senior public posts at eight years. Its older website platform also calls for a flat tax and judges chosen at the ballot box. The party drew national attention in May 2026 when Jonathan Pollard announced he was joining its Knesset run alongside Louk, then withdrew about two weeks later, saying he had been overwhelmed with death threats.
The list, who comes with them
How this list is picked. The party leadership sets the list. The open primaries the founders described have not been held.
Nissim LoukParty chairman→
Binyahu Har-ShemeshCo-founder and party coordinator→
Yair AnsbacherResearcher and educator; strategy and national security→
Yitzhak AbukratFarmer and moshav association chairman→
Dov HalbertalJurist and columnist→
Shai DromiNegev farmer→
Netanela LevinActress and social activist→
Victor SiniovSocial entrepreneur and informal educator→
Arie KoppPublic-health specialist→
Moshe Yosef CohenParty treasurer and business-finance specialist→
Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. No pollster asks about this list, so there is no seat projection to set that rank against.