Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Gadi Eisenkot to Meet with Religious Zionist Community

Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, is scheduled to attend a meeting with members of the Religious Zionist community in Givat Shmuel on Sunday evening. The event will also feature party candidates Shira Shapira, Matan Kahana, and Hili Tropper. The gathering is being organized by the party's Religious Zionist desk, which the party states is in response to a growing trend of support for Yisrael Beiteinu among the Religious Zionist public.

Party officials believe this trend reflects undecided voters seeking a political address that bridges the Religious Zionist sector with other segments of Israeli society, united by shared values of Zionism, meaningful service, and national responsibility. Yisrael Beiteinu views the Religious Zionist community as a key partner in shaping Israel's future and emphasizes their significant contributions to national security, settlement, education, and strengthening Israeli society. This is also reflected in the party's list, which includes a notable presence of individuals from the Religious Zionist sector who see Zionism and national responsibility as a basis for broad partnership.

Eisenkot, who grew up in a traditional family and served for decades alongside Israelis from all societal backgrounds, aims to promote a shared political framework for various communities. The meeting will focus on strengthening connections within Israeli society and the possibility of maintaining identity, faith, and tradition while fostering broad partnership for the nation's security and future.