Alliance of two former prime ministers: Bennett's new party and Lapid's Yesh Atid, reviving their 2013 Brothers' Pact with Bennett at the top of the slip.
The list, who comes with them
How this list is picked. Bennett's Together and Yesh Atid remain separate parties cooperating in one list: each side fills its own places, alternating from second place down, and the leaders set the top between them. Yesh Atid's places are filled by a selection committee rather than a primary. The agreement lets Yesh Atid leave again after the election, which is why the two are shown as factions with their own records.
Naftali BennettFormer Prime Minister · wants Prime Minister→
Yair LapidYesh Atid Leader, former Prime Minister→
Keren Terner EyalFormer Finance & Transportation Ministry director-general · wants the Transportation Ministry→
Meirav Ben-AriMK, Yesh Atid faction chair→
Liran Avisar Ben HorinFormer Communications Ministry director-general→
Noam TibonMaj. Gen. (res.)→
Michal NegriRa'anana municipality director-general→
Eitan GinzburgMK, former Communications Minister→
Merav CohenMK, former Social Equality Minister · wants the Education Ministry→
Yonatan ShalevReservist activist, Shoulder to Shoulder founder→Show 20 more namesShow fewer
Bruria Naim-ArmanDirector-general of Together→
Ram Ben BarakMK, former deputy head of the Mossad→
Amir StrugoFormer director-general of the Achrai youth movement→
Naor ShiriMK, former deputy mayor of Hod Hasharon→
Nisan ZeeviLobby 1701 co-founder→
Vladimir BeliakMK, accountant→
Orly Elidan-HarelLawyer and technology entrepreneur→
Yorai Lahav-HertzanoMK→
Shahar VaronReservist movement founder→
Yasmin FridmanMK, Holocaust survivors committee chair→
Esti Ayalon-KovoFormer head of Israel's economic mission in Beijing→
Neta Atias-MoyalYesh Atid faction manager→
Jeremy SaltanPolitical analyst→
Moshe Tur-PazMK→
Zvi PlotnitzkyHead of communications at the Jewish Agency→
Olesya KantorGemologist and social entrepreneur→
Simon DavidsonMK→
Mati GilAION Labs founding CEO→
Shelly Tal MeronMK, former air force spokesperson→
Tomer VinerHerzliya councillor, reservists' rights campaigner→Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. Pollsters still measure these slates as one list, projected at 12 seats for the pair. How those seats would divide depends on lists that are not filed yet.
The jobs they are going after
Cabinet jobs where someone on this list is up against candidates from other parties.
- Education MinistryMerav Cohen6 running →
- Prime MinisterNaftali Bennett4 running →
- Transportation MinistryKeren Terner Eyal2 running →
Where they stand
Two slates, two readings. Each side answers for its own record here. The party markers on the compare page follow the Together line, which is the platform this joint entry has run on.