Who they are
Fradi grew up in Bnei Brak and studied at Siach Yitzhak and Mir yeshivas. He worked as a parliamentary adviser before joining the IDF’s Central Command in 2007, where he headed its Haredi section. He holds a law degree and owns a consultancy. He became an unpaid adviser to Petah Tikva’s mayor in 2024.
Positions and record
Haredi service: Supports military routes with binding safeguards for religious observance, Torah-study time and spiritual guidance.
Education: Supports varied Haredi schooling options, including state-Haredi schools, so parents can choose a suitable education for each child.
Employment: Supports paid work for those unable to study Torah all day, while encouraging committed full-time learners to continue studying.
Representation: Calls for political representation for observant Haredim who work or serve, without treating them as lesser members of the community.
Where they stand
Holds the party line on every issue.
Judea & Samariaparty lineRuns on the haredi sector's own questions, not on the West Bank
Two states / withdrawalSovereignty / annexation
Gaza & Securityparty lineIt has published nothing on the war or the hostages
Deal & disengagementFull military control
Haredi Enlistmentparty lineAbsolute protection for a young man learning all day, service for everyone else
Universal draftPreserve exemptions
Judiciaryparty lineIt has taken no position on the courts
Court can strike lawsKnesset can override
Economyparty lineTraining, civil-service affirmative action and housing supply, with no wider fiscal line
Social spendingFree market
Educationparty lineHaredi schools stay independent, with maths and English taught inside them
State runs the schoolsParents and communities
Religion & Stateparty lineRuns on the sector's own institutions, not on the state's religion policy
Civil / pluralistReligious authority
Nation & Citizenshipparty lineIt has taken no position on citizenship or the state's Jewish character
Equal citizenshipJewish national state
