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Inbar Harush Gity
Inbar Harush Gity is an Israeli social activist and politician from the Yashar party, elected to the 26th Knesset in 2026.
born 1978Haredi military conscription programsLeading the Acharai! nonprofitCo-founding the Yashar party
- Occupation
- politician
- Party
- Yashar
- Education
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Inbar Harush Gity was born in 1978 in Jerusalem
Inbar Harush Gity was born in 1978 and grew up in Jerusalem. She studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, earning a bachelor's degree in psychology and biology and a master's degree in public policy.
In the IDF she served in the Education and Youth Corps, working with at-risk youth. After her service she joined Acharai!, a nonprofit for at-risk and special needs youth, and later became its CEO. She also led the Pnima movement.
She drafted a plan to expand military and civilian service, presented in 2019. From 2020 to 2022 she coordinated the Haredi draft program at the Defense Ministry under Benny Gantz, where she created the Kodkod program bringing Haredi men into Unit 8200.
In 2022 she joined National Unity and was 18th on its list, but the party won 12 seats. In 2025 she left with Gadi Eisenkot and helped found Yashar, where she worked on its draft plan. She was elected to the Knesset in 2026. She lives in Shoham, is married and has 4 children.
Inbar Harush Gity's life in 6 milestones
- 1978
Born in Jerusalem.
- 2019
Her plan to expand military and civilian service was presented.
- 2020
Began coordinating the Haredi draft program at the Defense Ministry.
- 2022
Placed 18th on the National Unity list.
- 2025
Left National Unity with Eisenkot and helped found Yashar.
- 2026
Elected to the 26th Knesset.
Inbar Harush Gity served in the military
She served in the IDF Education and Youth Corps as an instructor working with at-risk youth and immigrant soldiers, and later became a company commander.
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Based on English Wikipedia, Inbar Harush Gity and Hebrew Wikipedia, ענבר הרוש גיטי, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.