Former Minister Avir Kara in Talks to Join Trooper and Handel's Party Ahead of Elections

Former minister and social activist Avir Kara is in advanced discussions to join the party led by Hili Trooper and Yoav Handel, known as Beit Tzioni-Hamiluimnikim. Kara, a former Knesset member and deputy minister affiliated with Naftali Bennett's faction, is seen by the party as a key figure who could strengthen its economic platform and broaden its appeal to self-employed individuals and business owners.

The talks have included several conversations recently, with Kara also considering offers from other parties, though his negotiations with Trooper's party are the most significant. Kara is recognized as one of the founders of the "Shulmanim" protest movement and has been a vocal advocate for reducing bureaucracy, deregulation, and empowering small business owners.

Representatives for Kara stated that he holds extensive reform plans aimed at dramatically lowering the cost of living, streamlining the public sector, cutting taxes, and restoring law and order against fraudsters and extortionists. Kara intends to unite tens of thousands of supporters behind a party that will fight for ordinary citizens overwhelmed by bureaucracy and vested interests. He promised to update the public once a decision is made regarding his political future.