Before 27 October
Donate to the campaign
A campaign fighting for the electoral threshold spends its money on unglamorous things: printing ballot slips, renting a hall, paying for the ride that gets somebody to a polling station. Here is how to give.
Israeli citizens
By bank transfer
Transfer to the campaign account below from your own Israeli bank account, and put your full name and ID in the reference so the treasurer can report it correctly. The ceiling for an individual citizen is ₪14,000 — a real limit, and the reason no single donor can own an Israeli party.
Campaign bank account
Transfer from your own Israeli account. Put your full name and ID in the reference so the treasurer can report it correctly.
Ceiling · per citizen · election period₪14,000
If you are not an Israeli citizen, this account is not for you. Use the caravan sponsorship below instead — it is aid, it is legal for anyone anywhere, and it does not put the campaign in front of the Comptroller.
- You must be an Israeli citizen. Not a resident, not a supporter abroad — a citizen.
- The transfer has to come from your own Israeli bank account. A transfer sent from a foreign account is a foreign donation, which is barred outright, and it will be returned rather than banked.
- Corporations and anonymous gifts are barred too, with no small amount below which they become acceptable.
- Anything above the reporting floor is declared to the State Comptroller with your name on it. That is the system working, not a side effect of it.
If you are not an Israeli citizen
You cannot fund an Israeli party — the law bars contributions from non-citizens outright, and nobody should offer you a way around it. What is open to you is sponsoring a caravan for someone living with post-traumatic stress: aid rather than politics, run through a registered entity that is separate from the party.