Religious Zionism Party Highlights Tangible Achievements Ahead of Elections
The Religious Zionism party's central committee member reflects on the current election cycle with a sense of accomplishment, contrasting it with previous campaigns marked by unfulfilled promises. She emphasizes that this time, the party arrives with concrete results across multiple sectors. In security, the party notes the elimination of major terrorist threats, leading to enhanced safety. On governance, the Knesset remains active and seeks to strengthen its authority over the judicial system. Economically, Israel is experiencing peak performance despite ongoing conflict, which she calls a remarkable feat.
The party also points to unprecedented growth in settlement expansion without freezes, facilitated by removing bureaucratic obstacles in regions like the Golan, Negev, and Galilee. Additionally, there is significant support for reservists and their families, including tax refunds, tuition reimbursements, and broad benefits. The committee member highlights a recent internal vote among municipal representatives and activists that endorsed the current parliamentary members for continued work, rejecting political deals.
She urges critics to review past achievements to appreciate the party's exceptional productivity during the last term. Confident in the party's potential, she believes that increasing its parliamentary strength will further boost its accomplishments and growth. The statement underscores a shift from promises to measurable progress as the election approaches.
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