Elections for the 26th Knesset
UpdatedIsrael’s 2026 election.
Every party. Every person.
One slip of paper.
Israel votes on 27 October 2026 to elect the 26th Knesset. On election day, your entire voice is a printed slip in a blue envelope. The Petek unpacks what each slip stands for: the platform, the people on the list, and the jobs they are running to hold.
51 seats for the opposition bloc. 61 for a majority. 52 seats for the coalition bloc.
Average of 10 published polls, 15 October · updates automatically
22 seats · מחל · Likud, Netanyahu22 seats · דרך · Yashar, Eisenkot12 seats · רק · B'Yachad, Bennett & Lapid9 seats · אמת · The Democrats, Golan8 seats · ב · Otzma Yehudit, Ben-Gvir8 seats · שס · Shas, Deri8 seats · ל · Yisrael Beiteinu, Liberman8 seats · ג · United Torah Judaism, Asher8 seats · ודם · The Joint List, Jabareen & Tibi6 seats · ט · Religious Zionism & Zehut, Smotrich & Feiglin5 seats · עם · Ra'am, AbbasEvery slip, explained27 more lists are still fighting to get on the board →
Partner event · Recorded 4 Oct
Watch the candidates make their case
One clip from each of the 10 candidates at the Israel365 News town hall in Jerusalem. Watch, then check what they said against where each party stands.
- Fleur Hassan NahoumAmcha Israel
- Mati GillB'Yachad
- Moran Zer KatzensteinThe Democrats
- Amichai ChikliLikud
- Yishai FleisherOtzma Yehudit
- Einat WilfThe Reservists and the Economic Party
- Ohad TalReligious Zionism & Zehut
- Lian Polak-DavidYashar
- Dan IllouzYisrael Beiteinu
- Moshe FeiglinZehut, on the Religious Zionism & Zehut list
