Judaïsme religieux-national

It's definitely worked, this model, and your community has thrived and grown.

But is it not dependent on the rest of the country who, and I've, I was in the country last week, it is something you hear even from really religious people, um, I think Dati Leumi, national religious, the resentment that b- builds where people feel that I go to work, I serve, I, my son served three years, he was reserve duty.

I'm paying heavy taxes.

I'm subsidizing this group to live a life which is working great for them.

They're

both Datiim, like Dati Leumi, Kippa Struga.

Really? Yeah.

Did you grow up like that? No, no.

But here we're going into the issue of the West Bank.

Judea and Samaria, which is why many of the Dati Leumi people feel like this claim to the West Bank, to the greater Israel, to the whole land of Israel, really is an ideological basis rooted in their belief.

And this is how, you know, if you want to differentiate Dati Leumi from, for instance, Likud, you would say that a Likud voter who is more secular or more traditional wants to hold on to the West Bank because they don't trust the Palestinians, wants to hold on to the West Bank for security reasons, for Israel's safety, because they fear that if the Palestinians have a state in the West Bank, it could become a terrorist state and Israel could be unsafe.

Detiliu Me,

the parties on the right of Netanyahu, which is Oxma Yehudit with Bankville, and Axionuta Detit with Smotrich, they view the West Bank as an eternal part of Israel from a religious perspective.