To: Gadi Eisenkot, "Yashar!" Party
Date: 22.09.2026
Subject: New inquiries from citizens and associations to the party

Dear Gadi Eisenkot,

The "Civil Compass" association works to improve the interaction mechanisms between the citizens of the State of Israel and public figures, members of the Knesset, and representatives of local authorities during periods between elections. As an association, we do not take any political stance and do not support any party.

Below are new inquiries received from citizens and associations since our previous letter dated 01.09.2026, which raise issues important to many residents of Israel. We kindly request that you review them and respond whether your party intends to act toward their resolution after the upcoming elections, and if so, whether it is willing to cooperate for this purpose with the initiators of the inquiries and with "Civil Compass".

#407 Animal Welfare in Israel (Forum for Animal Welfare and a Humane Society)
We believe that the current situation in the field of animal welfare in Israel is severe and requires immediate action.
The main issues we propose to promote:
Legislative reform and ensuring effective enforcement of existing legal provisions in the field of animal welfare.
Allocation of permanent government funding for the spaying and neutering of ownerless animals, as well as for veterinary and emergency care.
For the full letter sent to the party (Israeli citizens are invited to support the inquiry):
https://www.amechad.info/knesset?inquiryLang=he#inquiry-ghvyg81zgq56a7ubigsk13q7/

#395 Proposal to include clauses in the election manifesto regarding the protection of citizens from remote fraud (telephone and online)
Legislation, oversight, and transparency: Assessing the effectiveness of updated privacy protection legislation; developing mechanisms to detect and block caller ID spoofing, phishing sites, fraudulent text messages, and fake advertisements; and, if necessary, closing legal loopholes that may be discovered. In addition, collecting and publishing quarterly data regarding the number of victims and the financial losses of the population resulting from remote offenses.
Alex Kagelsky, retired Israel Police officer, Chairman of the National Federation of Immigrants.
Dr. Vladislav Kontorovich, Rehovot, Head of Remote Fraud Protection at the National Federation of Immigrants, former First Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Russia (2011-2013).
Dr. Pyotr Shlegel, Netanya, former Head of the State Duma of Russia parliamentary group for relations with the Knesset of Israel (1996-2007).
For the full letter sent to the party (Israeli citizens are invited to support the inquiry):
https://www.amechad.info/knesset?inquiryLang=he#inquiry-ey45p2g103t3feyzh15tkiu6/

#390 Proposal to regulate the recognition of psychologists who immigrated to Israel
It is proposed to develop a transparent mechanism for assessing the competence of specialists with higher academic education in psychology and sufficient experience, in order to grant a license to practice and the ability to treat patients.
Alex Kagelsky, Chairman of the National Federation of Immigrants
For the full letter sent to the party (Israeli citizens are invited to support the inquiry):
https://www.amechad.info/knesset?inquiryLang=he#inquiry-p1da42k5enjf56eqcw2up45j/

We would appreciate your response, in the belief that such cooperation will strengthen the bond between citizens and the government.

Sincerely,
Dr. Gutnik
"Civil Compass" Association