Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of Israel, has introduced a proposal for a unified national education framework known as the 'From Tribes to a People' plan. Announced at the Israel Democracy Institute's Eli Hurvitz Conference, this initiative aims to establish a common educational foundation for all Israeli children, regardless of their backgrounds. The proposed curriculum includes essential subjects such as Hebrew, English, mathematics, civics, and Jewish traditions, while allowing Muslim students the option to study the Quran. Bennett's plan emphasizes a 60-40 model, where 60% of the curriculum consists of shared subjects and 40% can be tailored to community preferences. He believes this approach will create a common civic and cultural foundation, fostering unity among Israel's diverse population. Bennett stated, 'The children of Israel will study both Einstein and Maimonides,' highlighting the importance of a shared narrative for resilience in Israeli society. The proposal is part of Bennett's agenda as he leads the Together political alliance in the upcoming Knesset elections, which are currently scheduled for October 27, 2026.