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The People’s Party Goes to the Nation: Inspired by President Trump’s Rallies

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The People’s Party Goes to the Nation: Inspired by President Trump’s Rallies A proposal for national gatherings across Israel—bringing citizens, professionals, political leaders, movements, and parties together to build a broad governing alternative By Ronen Kolton Yehuda Founder and Temporary Leader of the People’s Party The People’s Party— Mifleget HaAm —was conceived not merely as another political party, but as a broad national framework capable of bringing together citizens, professionals, political movements, public figures, and existing parties from different parts of Israeli society. Its purpose is to create a serious, statesmanlike, and practical political alternative: one that can represent the public in the Knesset, participate in forming a government, and eventually take responsibility for national leadership. The People’s Party begins with an initiative and a vision, but it cannot be built through articles, online posts, declarations, or private meetings alone. A national ...

The People’s Party as a Political Startup: Building Electoral Value from Vision to National Leadership

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The People’s Party as a Political Startup: Building Electoral Value from Vision to National Leadership By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY) Introduction: From a Political Idea to a National Framework A new political party does not begin with mandates. It does not begin with ministers, parliamentary authority, national influence, or the ability to form a government. It begins with an idea, a founder, a name, a direction, and a decision to approach the public with a political proposal. This is how I think about the possible establishment of Mifleget Ha’am — the People’s Party . At its earliest stage, the People’s Party would begin with me as its founder and proposed leader. It would not yet have demonstrated electoral power. It would not yet have a large professional team, an existing parliamentary faction, or a proven voter base. In practical political terms, its initial measurable value would be low, because it would still have to earn public trust, attract serious people, cr...