Ofer Winter and Amcha Israel
Can the demand for universal service be more important than supporting a particular candidate for prime minister?
- Yes
- No opinion
- No
Can the demand for universal service be more important than supporting a particular candidate for prime minister?
Do you consider Eisenkot’s lack of political experience an obstacle to his becoming prime minister?
Do you consider Winter’s lack of political experience an obstacle to his becoming prime minister?
Do you plan to vote for Ofer Winter’s party?
Should Amcha Israel remain an independent party even if it risks falling below the electoral threshold?
Should a universal service law be enacted?
Should reducing the cost of living and combating monopolies take priority over additional coalition spending?
Should refusal to serve disqualify a person from holding a public-sector position?
Should religious students have separate, adapted service tracks rather than one uniform military requirement for everyone?
Should the party publish a detailed economic programme before the election?
Should the party recommend Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister?
Should the party support an independent state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7?
Should the party’s economic policy combine free competition with targeted support for service members, reservists, and affected families?