On January 20th, Walla News reported on Yoav Galant's recent speech in which he explained the political-sercurity positions of Moshe Kahlon's party, Kulanu. Galant, who stands as the second person on Kulanu's list, clarified that Kulanu's position is to invest in more security, but to know where Israel should not concede. Regarding cutbacks for the security budget, Galant supports specific reduction in an annual framework. Kulana, as stated by Kahlon, is against a return to the '67 borders of Israel. They also addressed the topic of whether to legalize soft drugs and public transportation on the Jewish Sabbath.

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