Tkumah Movement Launches National Initiative to Secure Right-Wing Victory in 2026 Elections

The Tkumah Movement is establishing a new campaign called the "National Initiative" aimed at mobilizing hundreds of thousands of right-wing voters for the upcoming 2026 elections. Berle Krombi, chairman of Tkumah, emphasized the critical nature of these elections for the future of the national camp, stating that the outcome will depend heavily on voter turnout among right-wing supporters.

This initiative follows Tkumah's significant role in mobilizing mass protests for judicial reform three years ago and last year's historic rally that contributed to the appointment of Major General David Zini as head of the Shin Bet. The National Initiative will focus on effectively communicating the government's achievements during its current term, including the establishment of over 100 settlements in the West Bank, hundreds of farms, reforms in the Ministry of Public Security and the judicial system, and key appointments in state organizations.

The campaign will officially launch at a special event in the coming weeks, featuring coalition party leaders, ministers, Knesset members, and prominent figures from the national camp. Prior to the launch, Krombi met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who expressed his support for the initiative. Krombi described the campaign as unprecedented in Israel and stressed that without a right-wing victory, the government's accomplishments could be jeopardized.