The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm)

Temporarily Led by Ronen Kolton Yehuda

By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY)

Introduction — Restoring the Spirit and the State

Israel is a nation blessed with courage, faith, and ingenuity — yet burdened by division, fatigue, and uncertainty. The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm) rises to renew that strength and direction. It is not a protest movement, nor another political brand; it is a national mission to unite citizens around responsibility, ethics, and vision.

Our purpose is simple but vast: to make Israel strong, safe, prosperous, just, and visionary — not only for the Jewish people but for all loyal citizens who share our home and our destiny.

This party stands for governance, not chaos; leadership, not personality cults; unity, not fragmentation. It sees the State of Israel as both the home of the Jewish nation and a democratic state that protects the dignity and rights of every citizen.

The People’s/Nation’s Party speaks to every Israeli — secular or religious, Jewish or non-Jewish, veteran or newcomer, worker or entrepreneur — and invites them to participate in the next chapter of our shared history.

The Vision — A Responsible, Modern, and Moral Israel

Our movement is built on seven pillars that reflect the strength and future of our state:

Security and Defense — a strong, moral, intelligent IDF; technological superiority; integrated defense industries; and a new balance between deterrence, diplomacy, and innovation.
Economy and High-Tech — a growth economy based on talent, productivity, and clean governance, positioning Israel as a world center of innovation and fairness.
Justice and Democracy — independent courts, balanced government powers, and a fair legal system that protects both freedom and order.
Education and Culture — investment in teachers, research, and creativity; connecting identity with science, ethics, and arts.
Health and Welfare — a humane, efficient, and innovative public-health system serving every citizen equally.
Peace and Diplomacy — realistic regional cooperation, responsible dialogue with Palestinians, and new alliances with nations and empires of goodwill.
National Unity and Identity — strengthening the moral bond between the people and the nation, Judaism and democracy, Israel and the world.

Security and Sovereignty — Strength with Wisdom

Israel’s survival is not negotiable. The People’s/Nation’s Party defines national security as a comprehensive system — defense, economy, technology, diplomacy, and moral spirit.

We will strengthen the IDF with advanced weapons, cyber and space capabilities, AI-based command systems, and integration with Israel’s vibrant high-tech sector. We will invest in domestic production of critical technologies to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.

Security begins in the mind: every citizen, every village, every school must feel part of the defense network — through civic training, national service, and shared responsibility.

We believe in peace through confidence, not weakness. We seek agreements with neighbors based on respect and reality, not illusions. Regarding the Palestinian question, we reject both surrender and despair. The path forward lies in economic cooperation, shared infrastructure, and gradual self-administration under security guarantees, ensuring that no terror group ever rules our borders again.

Israel will extend a hand in peace but will never lower its shield.

The Economy of Renewal — Innovation, Productivity, and Fairness

Our economy must serve the people, not enslave them. Under The People’s/Nation’s Party, Israel will build an economy of real productivity, fair opportunity, and shared growth.

High-Tech and Innovation: support start-ups with smart regulation, education in coding and AI from early age, and national investment funds for frontier technologies — energy, water, agriculture, defense, medicine.
Industry and Employment: strengthen manufacturing and logistics, connect periphery towns to the national transport grid, create jobs for engineers, technicians, and builders alike.
Clean Governance: enforce transparency in tenders, eliminate crony monopolies, and digitize public services to reduce bureaucracy and corruption.
National Infrastructure: renewable energy grids, desalination expansion, affordable housing through modular building, nationwide rail, and sustainable water and food systems.
Wealth and Fairness: encourage enterprise, protect workers, lower the cost of living by opening competition in food, finance, and fuel.

A strong economy gives dignity, and dignity gives loyalty. The goal is a state where the middle class grows, the young can build families, and the elderly can live in security and respect.

Health, Social Care, and National Solidarity

A state is judged by how it treats its weakest. Our health system, overburdened and underfunded, must be rebuilt for the 21st century. The People’s/Nation’s Party will promote:

Public investment in hospitals and emergency infrastructure.
Equal access to medical care in all regions.
Digital health innovation for prevention, telemedicine, and mental-health care.
Integration of welfare and rehabilitation services to lift families from poverty instead of trapping them in bureaucracy.

We view social solidarity not as charity but as national security of the soul.

Justice, Law, and Governance

Law is the backbone of a free society. We will defend the independence of the judiciary while ensuring it remains connected to the public’s moral and democratic will. Checks and balances, term limits for senior officials, transparency in appointments, and protection of whistle-blowers will restore confidence in state institutions.

Our aim is not to weaken the courts but to strengthen justice — law that is swift, fair, and accessible. Bureaucracy will be simplified; corruption punished; accountability made personal.

Education, Science, and National Character

Education is Israel’s greatest weapon and its purest hope. We will transform the education system into a living bridge between identity and innovation.

Every Israeli child should learn:

the Hebrew language and the heritage of the Jewish people;
English and digital literacy;
mathematics, logic, and creativity;
civic values of freedom, equality, and mutual respect.

Universities and research centers will receive stable funding. Teachers will be treated as national leaders. The arts will be supported as the conscience of the nation.

Peace, Diplomacy, and the World

The People’s/Nation’s Party believes in an Israel strong at home and respected abroad.

We will pursue realistic diplomacy — cooperation with Arab neighbors, Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. We will strengthen ties with the United States while maintaining Israel’s full independence of judgment.

With China and India, we will expand trade and technology; with Europe, scientific and cultural collaboration; with the developing world, humanitarian aid and shared innovation.

We will also work to build understanding between religions and peoples — Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Druze, and others — proving that Israel can be both a fortress of defense and a beacon of peace.

Our message to the world is clear: Israel is not only a country to defend, but a partner to build with.

National Unity and Identity

A nation divided cannot stand. The People’s/Nation’s Party calls on every citizen to rediscover what unites us: the Hebrew language, the memory of history, and the hope of tomorrow.

We will protect religious freedom while enforcing civic equality. We will support the IDF, national service, and volunteerism as bridges between communities.

We see minorities — Druze, Bedouin, Christian, Muslim — as partners in the common homeland, entitled to opportunity, education, and safety, in exchange for loyalty to the state and law.

Our Jewish identity is not exclusion; it is the foundation from which we extend dignity outward.

Leadership and Responsibility

Ronen Kolton Yehuda serves temporarily as head of the party — a founder who leads by example, not privilege. His record of vision in innovation, security concepts, smart technology, and social enterprise forms the backbone of the party’s agenda.

Leadership here means service, discipline, and transparency. It means taking responsibility when things go wrong and sharing credit when they go right. The People’s/Nation’s Party will cultivate a new generation of ethical leaders — men and women who act, not react.

A Call to Join

To every citizen of Israel — Jews and non-Jews alike — who still believe in fairness, solidarity, innovation, and faith: this is your home.

To mayors, soldiers, entrepreneurs, teachers, doctors, and dreamers — the future depends on you.

To existing parties and movements — the door is open to merge, collaborate, and build a majority for unity and reform.

We promise not perfection, but responsibility.

Not slogans, but solutions.

Not politics as noise, but politics as service.

Together we will build an Israel that is secure in its borders, fair in its economy, creative in its spirit, respected in the world, and faithful to the covenant that made it a light among nations.

The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm)

A movement of faith, reason, courage, and unity — for the people, for the nation, for the future of Israel.

Part II — Structure, Leadership, and Democratic Process

The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm)

By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY)

1. The Founding Purpose — Building a State-Minded Movement

The People’s/Nation’s Party is not a campaign machine built for one election; it is a long-term national institution.

Its architecture reflects the ancient and modern duality of Israel itself — the people and the nation, the democracy and the covenant.

The party is founded to:

Govern, not merely protest.
Educate, not manipulate.
Unite, not divide.
Serve the people through integrity, planning, and courage.

Our goal is to form a political house that is open, stable, and capable of producing prime ministers, ministers, mayors, thinkers, engineers, and social reformers — a civic academy for responsible leadership.

2. Organizational Hierarchy — Order and Balance

(a) The Chairperson and Temporary Leader

The founding chairperson and temporary leader, Ronen Kolton Yehuda, bears the duty of establishing the party’s moral and operational foundations.

He leads until the first democratic congress elects a new or continued leadership.

His authority includes:

Representing the movement before the state institutions, media, and international community.
Approving the initial Party Charter, ethics code, and founding platform.
Negotiating alliances or mergers with other political or social movements that share our national vision.
Appointing provisional committees and regional coordinators to ensure immediate readiness for elections.

During the founding period, the chairperson acts with full responsibility but within transparent limits — every decision recorded, published, and subject to later review by elected bodies.

(b) The National Council (HaMo’etza HaLeumit)

The National Council is the party’s democratic parliament — the highest decision-making authority between national conferences.

Its members are elected by the general membership through proportional regional representation and digital voting systems.

It is empowered to:

Approve amendments to the party charter and platform.
Elect or reaffirm the party’s chairperson and deputy chairpersons.
Ratify the Knesset candidate list before every election.
Vote on coalition agreements or government participation.
Establish investigative or disciplinary committees when ethics are violated.

The Council convenes at least twice per year, with emergency sessions possible upon the request of one-third of its members or the chairperson.

(c) The Executive Bureau (Va’ad HaBitzua)

The Executive Bureau executes decisions of the National Council and manages day-to-day operations.

It includes the Chairperson, Secretary-General, Treasurer, heads of regional branches, and directors of strategic departments — policy, organization, youth, communication, and finance.

Every department works under the principle of professional civil-service standards: transparent budgeting, published reports, and measurable outcomes.

(d) Oversight and Advisory Bodies

To protect the party’s democratic character, the following independent committees are established:

Ethics Committee: investigates misconduct and enforces accountability.
Election Oversight Committee: guarantees transparency and fairness in primaries and internal ballots.
Legal Advisory Council: interprets the charter and ensures compliance with Israeli law.
Audit Authority: conducts annual financial audits by certified external professionals.
Public Forum: an open consultation body allowing citizens, experts, and members to submit proposals and criticism online and in person.

3. Membership — The People’s Foundation

(a) Eligibility

Membership is open to every Israeli citizen aged 17 and above who:

Accepts the State of Israel as the national home of the Jewish people.
Commits to the democratic order, rule of law, and non-violence.
Respects the party’s code of ethics and Mamlachti character.

Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Druze, Circassian, or secular — all who are loyal to the state and seek its good are welcome.

(b) Rights

Members enjoy:

The right to vote in internal elections and referenda.
The right to run for office at local, regional, or national levels.
Access to internal publications, seminars, and digital platforms.
Participation in policy councils shaping education, economy, security, and environment.

(c) Duties

Members undertake to:

Uphold civility and reject incitement.
Contribute annual symbolic dues or volunteer service.
Represent the party honorably in public life and social networks.
Report corruption or ethical violations when observed.

Membership is a contract of mutual respect — between citizen and movement, between voice and vision.

4. Democratic Mechanisms — Freedom with Direction

(a) Primaries and Candidate Selection

The party uses a hybrid electoral model:

Open Primaries for all registered members to rank candidates for the national Knesset list.
Reserved Seats chosen by the chairperson and confirmed by the National Council for strategic categories:
- National security and defense experts.
- Economic, technological, and environmental professionals.
- Representatives of minority communities and periphery districts.
- Youth and women leadership candidates.

This ensures representation with professionalism — democracy that builds competence, not mediocrity.

(b) Leadership Transition

Once membership surpasses a threshold of 30,000 verified citizens or after two national election cycles, a full leadership election is automatically triggered.

Candidates for chairperson must:

Present a signed ethical declaration and financial transparency form.
Gather a minimum number of member endorsements.
Participate in open debates and publish detailed programs.

This framework prevents stagnation while guaranteeing continuity of vision.

(c) Policy Development and Decision Making

Policy is formed through a three-level process:

Expert Panels and Think-Tanks—composed of professionals from academia, industry, and defense.
Regional Assemblies—public town-hall consultations that gather local needs and priorities.
National Council Approval—final adoption into the Party Platform by democratic vote.

Every adopted policy must include fiscal estimates, ethical review, and implementation milestones, ensuring that promises become measurable actions.

5. Governance Model — Ethics, Efficiency, Transparency

The People’s/Nation’s Party pledges to be the cleanest political organization in Israel.

To achieve this, we establish:

Annual Public Reports on donations, expenditures, and assets.
Digital Disclosure Portal where citizens can track party finances and decisions.
Conflict-of-Interest Rules forbidding business deals with entities receiving government contracts.
Rotation Policy for internal offices to prevent monopolies of power.

Every shekel is sacred; every decision is documented.

6. Political Alliances and National Integration

We recognize that Israel’s strength depends on cooperation.

Therefore, the party maintains an open-door policy toward:

Existing parties seeking merger or partnership under one national roof.
Civic movements in education, technology, defense, agriculture, and social justice.
Municipal leaders willing to adopt our governance model in local administrations.

All cooperation is based on written charters defining responsibilities, representation, and accountability.

We seek a majority coalition of purpose, not convenience — an alliance that unites Zionist, civic, and minority leaders under one disciplined flag.

7. Internal Education and Leadership Development

Politics must again become a school of service.

The People’s/Nation’s Party will found the Institute for Public Responsibility and Innovation, offering training in:

Ethical leadership and conflict resolution.
Public-sector management, budgeting, and negotiation.
Strategic communication and international diplomacy.
Economic and technological literacy for future ministers and mayors.

Young members will be mentored by experienced professionals, combining heritage with modern skill.

8. Unity Through Discipline and Democracy

Freedom creates creativity; discipline creates continuity.

The party integrates both:

Freedom — open debate, ideological diversity, transparent primaries.
Discipline — adherence to collective decisions once voted, loyalty to national interest above ego.

Mamlachtiyut means that disagreement ends where decision begins. The People’s/Nation’s Party will demonstrate that Israeli politics can be passionate without being poisonous.

9. The Ethical Oath of Leadership

Every elected or appointed official of the movement must sign and publicly declare the following oath:

“I accept this office not as possession but as trust. I will serve the citizens of Israel faithfully, act with honesty, manage resources with prudence, and speak the truth even when it costs me personally. I will honor the Jewish and democratic character of the State of Israel, respect its minorities, and pursue peace and prosperity for all who dwell within it.”

This oath, displayed on every party website and office wall, reminds all leaders that integrity is policy #1.

10. Toward Elections and National Governance

When elections are called, the party will present a comprehensive, professional, and transparent platform rooted in the work of its councils and experts.

Campaigns will focus on substance — security, economy, health, justice, and education — not personal insults.

The leadership team will include technologists, economists, commanders, jurists, educators, and community builders, reflecting every layer of Israeli society.

Our objective is to earn the public’s mandate to form a broad, ethical, and efficient government that restores confidence inside Israel and respect abroad.

The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm)

A disciplined democracy, a clean movement, a school of leadership — built to govern, built to endure, built for Israel.

Part III — The National Program: Security, Economy, Innovation, and Peace for the Future of Israel

The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm)

By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY)

1. Introduction — From Vision to Governance

The People’s/Nation’s Party enters Israeli public life not to add another voice to the noise but to provide the structure and substance of national renewal.

We begin from the belief that Israel’s greatest strengths — its security, creativity, and moral identity — must be synchronized into one system of governance.

We therefore present this National Program, a comprehensive framework that links defense, economy, technology, social welfare, and diplomacy into a coherent plan for the next generation.

Our goal is not a temporary coalition victory but the long-term stabilization and elevation of Israel as a free, just, and prosperous state — rooted in faith, guided by intelligence, and connected to the world.

2. Security, Defense, and National Strategy

2.1 The Doctrine of Responsible Strength

Israel’s security must combine iron discipline and human wisdom.

The People’s/Nation’s Party defines security not as aggression but as strategic balance — deterrence, readiness, and diplomacy working together.

Our defense doctrine is built on five integrated foundations:

Military Superiority: sustaining the IDF’s qualitative edge through technological innovation, advanced training, and joint command systems powered by AI and secure data.
Civil–Military Partnership: strengthening national resilience through integrated home-front defense, reservist incentives, and civic education for emergency preparedness.
Cyber and Intelligence Sovereignty: developing Israeli-made encryption, quantum computing, and AI defense tools to secure national infrastructure and privacy.
Defense Industry Integration: merging high-tech entrepreneurship with state procurement to make Israel a self-reliant manufacturer of critical defense technologies.
Ethical Warfare: reaffirming the IDF’s moral code — adherence to law, proportionality, and compassion in victory — because moral restraint is strategic strength.

2.2 Regional Policy and the Quest for Peace

Israel must lead from a position of confidence.

We will advance normalization and strategic cooperation with Arab and Muslim nations, build energy and water alliances with Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, the UAE, and emerging partners in Africa and Asia.

Regarding the Palestinian conflict, we propose a multi-stage pragmatic plan:

Security First: Israel maintains full security control of its borders and skies.
Economic Corridors: joint industrial zones, energy projects, and employment frameworks to create mutual interests that discourage violence.
Local Administration: empower municipal Palestinian leadership that rejects terror and cooperates for stability, under continued Israeli security supervision.
Regional Involvement: include Arab partners as guarantors and investors in civilian development.

We reject imposed solutions, unilateral withdrawals, or annexation without planning.

Our path is step-by-step coexistence through shared benefit — a peace earned, not declared.

3. Economic Policy — Growth with Fairness and Innovation

3.1 National Economic Doctrine

A strong defense requires a strong economy.

The People’s/Nation’s Party promotes liberal enterprise with social conscience, blending free-market energy with state responsibility.

We seek to transform Israel into a “Nation of Builders and Innovators”, combining start-up ingenuity with manufacturing strength.

3.2 Main Economic Objectives

High-Tech Expansion and Integration:
- National innovation clusters in AI, renewable energy, defense tech, agri-tech, biotech, and water management.
- Government co-investment in early-stage R&D with private industry.
- Encouragement of global partnerships while protecting strategic IP for national security.
Employment and Periphery Development:
- Relocation incentives for hi-tech companies to the Negev and Galilee.
- Fast inter-city rail networks connecting every region to economic centers.
- Apprenticeship programs linking industry with vocational schools.
Housing and Cost of Living:
- Large-scale modular construction to increase supply.
- Transparent land tenders and digital zoning.
- Market liberalization in food, banking, and energy to reduce household expenses.
Tax and Regulation Reform:
- Simplified tax code encouraging entrepreneurship and reinvestment.
- Reduction of bureaucratic layers through e-government and automatic approvals.
- Firm penalties for monopolistic behavior and corruption.
Sustainability and Infrastructure:
- National energy independence through solar, hydrogen, and natural-gas integration.
- Smart-grid management systems and advanced desalination.
- Upgrading ports, airports, and digital infrastructure to world standards.

Economic strength is not only measured by GDP but by trust, fairness, and opportunity.

A wealthy nation must be a just nation — otherwise prosperity turns to division.

4. Health, Welfare, and Human Development

Israel’s citizens deserve a public health system that is advanced, compassionate, and universal.

Hospitals and Emergency Systems: expansion of capacity, construction of regional trauma centers, and modern equipment procurement.
Healthcare Professionals: salary reform, national training programs, and incentives for service in peripheral regions.
Preventive and Digital Health: integration of AI diagnostics, telemedicine, and national medical data networks with strict privacy protection.
Mental Health and Rehabilitation: removal of stigma, early-intervention programs, and unified support channels linking hospitals, insurers, and welfare offices.
Pension and Elder Care: secure pensions adjusted to living costs; home-care subsidies for the elderly; inter-generational community centers.

Welfare will be measured not by how many receive benefits but by how many no longer need them.

5. Education, Science, and Culture — The Heart of the Nation

Education is the most powerful weapon of peace and prosperity.

The People’s/Nation’s Party regards teachers, scientists, and artists as guardians of the national spirit.

5.1 Schools and Curriculum

Core Knowledge: Hebrew language, mathematics, science, English, history, and civics mandatory for all streams.
Heritage and Identity: every child should understand the story of Israel and the moral lessons of Jewish civilization.
Critical Thinking: encourage debate, creativity, and innovation.
Teacher Status: raise salaries, provide ongoing training, and restore classroom discipline.

5.2 Higher Education and Research

Research Autonomy: stable multi-year funding for universities and institutes.
Applied Science: bridge academia and industry through national innovation hubs.
Global Cooperation: invite foreign students and scholars while defending academic freedom from politicization.

5.3 Culture and National Cohesion

Art, music, literature, and film are instruments of dialogue and identity. We will invest in national cultural institutions, support regional art centers, and preserve the diversity of Jewish and minority traditions — Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Mizrahi, Ethiopian, Russian, Druze, Bedouin, Christian, and Muslim heritages — all threads of one national tapestry.

Culture is not an expense; it is the soul of sovereignty.

6. Justice, Governance, and Civil Service

The People’s/Nation’s Party envisions a government that acts lawfully and performs efficiently.

Judicial Balance: respect for the independence of courts, alongside clearer separation of powers and accountability to the public.
Administrative Reform: digital bureaucracy, one-stop citizen portals, and strict deadlines for official responses.
Anti-Corruption Measures: asset disclosure for ministers, independent inspector general, whistleblower protection, and lifetime bans from public contracts for convicted officials.
Public Participation: legislative consultations open online before final votes, enabling civic oversight.

Justice must be transparent, predictable, and swift — the citizen must feel that law serves the people, not the powerful.

7. Diplomacy, Global Cooperation, and Peace

Israel is a small state with a global mission.

The People’s/Nation’s Party will restore diplomacy as a professional art guided by moral realism.

Strategic Alliances: deepen relations with the United States, Europe, and emerging powers like India, China, and Japan through mutual respect, not dependency.
Regional Leadership: energy, water, and technology partnerships with Middle Eastern and African neighbors to turn conflict zones into cooperation corridors.
United Nations and International Forums: proactive diplomacy to defend Israel’s legitimacy and propose humanitarian initiatives — medical aid, climate innovation, and crisis response.
Global Jewish Partnership: strengthen ties with Diaspora communities while protecting Israel’s sovereignty in its internal affairs.
Peace Doctrine: peace is achieved through strength, consistency, and dialogue rooted in reality, not in fantasy.

Israel’s message to the world: We will defend ourselves, but we also wish to help the world defend its future.

8. Environmental and Technological Future

The People’s/Nation’s Party commits to transforming Israel into a global laboratory for sustainable innovation:

Renewable Energy Transition: solar, wind, hydrogen, and smart storage systems.
Water Leadership: advanced desalination, irrigation, and wastewater recycling exported worldwide.
Green Transportation: electric and hydrogen vehicles, efficient public transit, bike and pedestrian infrastructure.
Smart Cities and Digital Government: national 5G/6G coverage, AI-based urban management, open-data transparency.
Research for Humanity: clean-tech, agri-tech, and medical innovation serving both Israelis and developing nations.

Protecting the environment is not an international concession — it is a Zionist duty to preserve the land of Israel for future generations.

9. Unity, Identity, and the Spirit of Israel

The People’s/Nation’s Party defines patriotism not as shouting slogans but as working together for the good of the country.

We will invest in programs that bring Jews and minorities, religious and secular, young and old into shared experiences — national service, sports, science competitions, cultural exchanges, and social volunteering.

National identity is dynamic: proud of its Jewish roots, respectful of minorities, open to the world, and confident in its mission.

The party sees Israel as both the Nation-State of the Jewish People and a democratic state for all its citizens.

That duality is not a contradiction — it is our greatness.

10. A Call to the Citizens of Israel and to the Nations of the World

To the citizens of Israel — this is your movement. It belongs to the soldier on duty, the farmer in the field, the teacher in the classroom, the doctor in the hospital, the engineer, the artist, and the mother raising her child.

To those outside our borders — we extend friendship and cooperation. Israel’s independence is firm, but our hands are open to partnership and peace.

We seek dialogue with nations and empires, east and west, not to imitate them but to collaborate for progress — in science, defense, health, and humanitarian causes.

We believe that when Israel stands strong and ethical, it strengthens the moral compass of the world.

11. The Road Ahead

The People’s/Nation’s Party will contest elections with a clear purpose:

to give Israel a leadership that acts with wisdom in war, justice in peace, honesty in economy, compassion in society, and innovation in all things.

We will build a stable, non-partisan government that ends the cycle of elections and restores trust between citizens and state.

We will form coalitions based on shared principles, not convenience.

And we will always remember that political power is not ownership — it is stewardship of a sacred trust.

12. Closing Declaration

Israel was not created to be ordinary. It was created to be moral, creative, secure, and free.

The People’s/Nation’s Party renews that mission for the 21st century — uniting faith and reason, people and nation, independence and cooperation.

Under the vision and temporary leadership of Ronen Kolton Yehuda, we call upon every citizen to take part in rebuilding the confidence, pride, and purpose of the State of Israel.

Together we can ensure that the words “Am Yisrael Chai” are not only a memory but a daily reality — in our defense, in our economy, in our schools, and in our hearts.

The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm)

A movement of strength and peace, of justice and prosperity — for the people, for the nation, for the world that watches Israel with hope.

National Call for Unity and Cooperation

The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm) extends a historic invitation to every responsible political movement, civic organization, and elected representative who believes that Israel must once again be led by vision rather than fragmentation.

We call upon:

Existing parties—large and small, coalition or opposition—to unite under one disciplined national roof that transcends factional identity.
Members of Knesset from every camp who place the national interest above party ego to join a clean, responsible, and patriotic movement dedicated to rebuilding trust in government.
Municipal leaders and regional councils to cooperate in forming joint administrative frameworks for education, infrastructure, and local innovation.
Social movements and professional unions—in health, education, security, agriculture, industry, and high-tech—to join the national program of reform and growth.
Youth and student organizations, the living heart of Israel’s future, to take part in the creation of a new political culture rooted in truth, courage, and service.

This is not a call for absorption but for partnership.
The People’s/Nation’s Party offers shared representation, transparent negotiations, and respect for ideological diversity within one Mamlachti framework.
Our objective is to form a governing majority movement that can end the paralysis of endless elections and restore effective, ethical leadership to the State of Israel.

We affirm that cooperation does not mean surrendering identity; it means aligning strengths toward a common destiny.
Parties that join will retain their heritage and voice while contributing their talent and membership to a united structure capable of winning the public’s trust and governing responsibly.

This is an open national covenant:

Those who come in good faith, with clean hands and loyal hearts, will find in Mifleget HaAm not a competitor but a home.

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Here’s how to do it seamlessly, so it feels natural, solemn, and visionary — not abrupt.

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Insert it after the “Closing Declaration” — right before the final line

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Closing Declaration → Leadership Continuity and the Vision of Kingship → Final Motto

Leadership Continuity and the Vision of Kingship

Ronen Kolton Yehuda serves temporarily as the head of The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm) — leading a democratic movement with moral and national purpose.
Yet his leadership also carries a deeper horizon. He openly affirms his aspiration to fulfill the ancient Jewish commandment to “appoint a king over Israel” (Deuteronomy 17:15) — a principle of Torah and tradition that stands within Israel’s legal and spiritual heritage.

This is not a claim of privilege, but a continuation of the covenant between the people of Israel and their Creator.
Until such a time as the people freely choose to restore that higher form of leadership, he will serve within the democratic framework — responsibly, transparently, and faithfully — as a temporary guardian of unity and preparation.

This vision recognizes that the Jewish and democratic character of Israel need not be in conflict.
Democracy provides order; faith provides direction.
One day, under divine providence and public will, these two dimensions will meet in harmony — when the nation’s leader will again be both chosen by the people and guided by the moral law of God.

The People’s/Nation’s Party of Israel (Mifleget HaAm)
A movement of strength and peace, of justice and prosperity — for the people, for the nation, for the world that watches Israel with hope.