Yonatan Polak, a teacher from the settlement of Kokhav HaShachar, announced the formation of a new political party named 'Raising the Flag for the People of Israel, the Torah of Israel, and the Land of Israel.' Yair Uriel, editor of the 'Olam Katan' publication, is on the party's list. The announcement adds a new religious-Zionist faction to the political landscape.
Yonatan Polak, a 35-year-old teacher from the settlement of Kokhav HaShachar in Judea and Samaria, announced the formation of a new political party. The party, named 'Raising the Flag for the People of Israel, the Torah of Israel, and the Land of Israel,' appears to be a religious-Zionist faction. Yair Uriel, editor of the 'Olam Katan' right-wing publication, is listed as a member. The announcement comes as the Israeli political system undergoes realignment, though no specific electoral timeline has been set. The party's platform and further details have not yet been elaborated.
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