New Right-Wing Party Forms in Israel Led by Prof. Cohen Elia and Amir Avivi
A new right-wing political party is being formed in Israel, spearheaded by Professor Moshe Cohen Elia and Amir Avivi, a retired IDF brigadier general and founder of the "Security Advocates" movement. The initiative aims to offer a fresh and quality alternative for right-wing voters ahead of the 2026 elections.
The two leaders, known for their strong nationalist and security stances, have already established an operational headquarters to advance the party's formation. They have also hired a prominent political pollster to assess the feasibility of the party and its potential to secure Knesset seats.
This development was first reported by Channel 14 news, highlighting the behind-the-scenes preparations as the next election campaign begins to take shape. The new party seeks to impact the political landscape by consolidating nationalist voices under a new banner.
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