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Hili Trooper Launches Party Campaign Demanding Yoaz Hendel for National Security Minister
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Hili Trooper Launches Party Campaign Demanding Yoaz Hendel for National Security Minister

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Hili Trooper officially launched the election campaign for his party, "Zionist Home - The Reservists," on August 5, 2026. Speaking alongside Yoaz Hendel, Trooper declared that his party will demand that Hendel be appointed as the National Security Minister in the next government formation. Trooper sharply criticized the current management of the ministry, accusing it of focusing on slogans, videos, and political spins rather than addressing real security issues. He emphasized the need to prioritize personal security over social media popularity, directly targeting Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir by saying, "It's time for someone who comes to work, not to be photographed. It's time to care about personal security, not TikTok likes. Yoaz is the man for the job."

During his speech, Trooper also addressed various segments of Israeli society, including reservists and the religious Zionist community. He called on young veterans who are transitioning to civilian life, acknowledging their challenges and affirming, "We are the home for the soldiers." He also reached out to religious Zionist men and women seeking a unifying political home and to hardworking Israelis striving for a better future. Trooper described the event hall as filled with love for the country and great hope, calling these groups the party's strength and hope.

Trooper's remarks set a clear political agenda for his party ahead of the upcoming elections, focusing on security and unity among key societal groups. The campaign launch signals the party's intent to influence government formation and policy priorities, particularly in the realm of national security.

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