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Brave Israel Enters Official Registry as New Political Party

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Israel's Party Registrar recorded Brave Israel as a new political party on August 24, assigning it number 59-900217-7. The registry says its aims include strengthening Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and an independent regional power. It also calls for an assertive security doctrine grounded in Middle Eastern realities and a permanent, proactive international public-diplomacy system. Additional listed objectives include economic independence, equal opportunity, national resilience, partnership among Israel's communities and long-range planning focused on future generations.

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