This movement gave me a political home. Now it's my turn to give back.
I didn't decide to run overnight. I decided after one too many conversations with members who felt their voice stopped mattering the day after the last primary.
Read more →Running in the Likud primaries - with a clear vision and a commitment to the members of the movement.
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I'm Brian Thau, and I'm running in the Likud primaries because I believe our movement deserves leadership that listens, works, and delivers. Over the coming days I'll be sharing my platform here, one post at a time - in my own words, every morning. I'd be honored to have your support.
An unwavering commitment to Israel's security and to the soldiers, reservists, and families who carry that burden.
Lowering the cost of living and cutting the bureaucracy that holds back small businesses and working families.
Strengthening the Likud from within - respecting members, branches, and the grassroots that built this movement.
Real investment where people live - infrastructure, housing, and opportunity in every town, not just the center.
Schools that prepare our children for the future while staying rooted in Jewish and Zionist values.
Making Israel a true home for every new immigrant - from the first landing to a job, a community, and a future.
Accountable public service. Saying what I'll do - and doing it.
Bridging the divides between us. We can argue like family - and stand together like one.
Each day I'm publishing a short post on why I'm running and what I'll fight for. Sign up and it comes straight to you.
New post every morning until the primary.
I didn't decide to run overnight. I decided after one too many conversations with members who felt their voice stopped mattering the day after the last primary.
Read more →Every branch meeting I attend, I hear the same thing: we knock on doors during campaigns, and then we wait years to be heard again. That has to change.
Read more →Groceries, housing, childcare - families are working harder and keeping less. Here's where I believe we must start.
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