"There is room for everyone"
Miri Regev
Married +3
Current position: 4
Miri Regev.
She will be in the game // Miri Regev.
she will be in the game,
I am proud and happy about the wonderful women we have on the Likud list, and welcome the addition of more and more talented women to the list.
I will continue to lead revolutions of social justice, national consciousness and the preservation of Jewish identity everywhere.
I will continue to work for the promotion of distributive justice just as I did in transportation, culture and sports.
In the center of the stage there is room for everyone - east and west, periphery and center, oud and violin.
As I acted for diversity and representation in culture, so I will also act in the media and the legal system.
I will continue to act against those Trojan officials, who do anywhere between the left and the right and try to prevent us from appointing talented and worthy people from our ranks.
I will continue to preserve the Jewish identity and our heritage, the source of our pride.
I will continue to fight for the Israeli flags to be flown proudly everywhere in our country - precisely because of the Trojan officials, precisely because of the studio party with Staikovich, Abramovich and the like, precisely because of the waving of Palestinian flags.
"Together we will win"
Gamaliel discovered
Married +2
Current position: 8
Gila Gamliel, photo: Ancho Gush - Gini
Likud's victory in the upcoming elections is only in our hands.
In order to form a national government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, we must secure a large Likud with close to 40 mandates.
Only a high-quality team will guarantee the vote of new audiences and the return of voters.
Throughout my years I worked in the Knesset and in the government for the public interest, with the values of the National Camp for the Land of Israel and its citizens.
These elections will decide the future of the country for the coming years - with a national government led by Netanyahu, or with a left-wing government led by Lapid and the Joint List.
In the upcoming elections, we will increase the voter turnout in the party's strongholds, and we will invest the budgets in the field to mobilize and encourage everyone to leave their homes, reach a peak of mandates and establish a liberal national government.
Together we will return the younger generation and the students to vote.
Only such a team will ensure a large Likud with a strong right-wing government, so that we can carry out the necessary reforms in the judicial system, work to change the system of government and continue to strengthen the settlement.
together we will win.
"clear voice"
Galit Distal-Atebrian
Divorced +2
Current position: 10
Galit Distal Atabrian // Photo: Eric Sultan,
In the past I was a writer, publicist and social activist.
Behind me are many years of writing and fighting for the reform of the justice system and for the promotion of flag issues on the right.
I am a clear, eloquent and reasoned voice of the right-wing public in the media and networks.
I am an active supporter and activist for reducing the public sector and eliminating excess regulations.
"practice first"
Eti Chava Atia
Single
Current position: 20
I am Atia,
My public mission for the weaker sections of Israeli society is influenced by personal experience.
My parents, to their blessed memory, became complex nursing care in their last years, and the challenge I had to accompany them set me a goal to do everything I could for the nursing elderly.
At the center of my agenda is the lobby I established for the geriatric nursing population, which coordinates the activities of the professionals and government ministries concerned.
My motto is 'not talking - doing'.
For me, practice comes before rhetoric.
"do good"
Keren Barak
Single + child
Current position: 23
MK Keren Barak, initiator of the report, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Every day we are all required to make countless choices.
Today my choices are particularly significant and powerful.
On the one hand, I am a mother, and on the other, a member of parliament who runs in the primaries to fulfill a public mission that is done with love.
The primaries take place during the holiday season, a period that is usually dedicated to spending time with my son, and the conflict over which of the options to choose is particularly difficult.
This time the choice came from Ido, my beloved and wise son, who on his initiative told me 'what you do for others is more important than anything'.
When Ido recognizes the importance of the public mission, and at his young age is ready to sacrifice for it, I know I have done well.
These days, my love for the Likud, which has lasted for more than 20 years, from the youth of the Likud to serving in the Knesset, is growing stronger.
Since I was elected to the Knesset, I have acted resolutely for the values of the movement, I have promoted countless initiatives as the chairman of the lobby for the self-employed and small businesses and as the chairman of the lobby for the prevention of violence against women.
I am sure that the extensive and proven work will be reflected in the results of the primaries.
"Likudnik from home"
Orly Levy-Aboxis
Married +4
Current position: 26
Orli Levy-Abacsis, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
I was born into a Likudi family, to a father who was one of the social pillars in Israel, and from childhood I absorbed the values of social justice as a way of life.
Likudnikism is much more than membership in the party - it is part of my identity, an identity of love for the people and homeland, of patriotism, of pride in who we are, without apologizing.
In all my years in public service, I have seen people, men and women, who are facing many difficulties.
I have always and at every opportunity worked for the weak and transparent, promoting dozens of social bills that benefit the weak, creating social equality that will make Israel a good place to live in - and not just for those who have it.
I believe that the state should be responsible for the fate of its citizens - in security, but also in food security;
in health, but also in social health.
The work of repair will be difficult, but we are fortunate that the Likud is headed by Binyamin Netanyahu, a leader who has proven countless times that he can lead Israel in the right direction - despite the naysayers and despite the sand thrown in the eyes of the public.
"No apologies"
Kati (Katerin) Sheetrit
Married +3, grandmother of two
Current position: 27
Kati Shetrit // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Last year we had school.
We learned that when the left is in power, the centers of power such as the judiciary, the academy, the Knesset, the media - simply do not exist.
We learned that the role of the media is to criticize the opposition and to criticize the coalition, that the role of the ombudsman is not to interfere in anything, that it is allowed to appoint as many associates as possible, that the left in power is allowed to spend public money without recognition just to rule, that it is allowed and even necessary to bring in as many Norwegians as possible and appoint as many ministers as possible And deputy ministers, that it is impossible to pass basic and Zionist laws when there is cooperation with anti-Zionist Arab parties, that hatred does not last long.
We shouldn't apologize and we shouldn't let the crazy brainwashing of 'just not Bibi', which goes on day after day and hour after hour, blind us from seeing reality.
The Likud is the People's Party, a living and kicking movement that is not afraid of a vibrant internal democracy.
I'm proud to be a part of it, I'm in it for mocking it, I'm condescending to those who condescend to us.
I am glad that my father, peace be upon him, educated me on the values of this glorious movement
"Fight against predation"
May Golan
Single
Current position: 30
MK Mai Golan // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon,
I am proud to carry the flag of the Voice of Truth in the Knesset.
I will not give up the fight against illegal infiltration, which has flooded our neighborhoods and brought with it crime and violence directed against the old residents and disadvantaged populations.
This is a Sisyphean and persistent struggle, and I do not intend to give up until real justice is done to the residents of the neighborhoods, and the infiltrators return to their countries of origin.
There is a direct connection between this struggle and the struggle against the rapacity of the judicial system, which invalidated the law on infiltrators three times and prevented the majority of the people from actually existing.
I will continue to promote in the next Knesset the bill to change the election of High Court judges, which will bring an end to the control of the elite operating in a friend-bringing-friend system and prevent democratic and equal representation for all sections of the people in the Supreme Court
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