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Beyachad Natzliach ביחד נצליח

Led by Avi Shaked · not in the polls · running for the National Security Ministry

A Jewish-Arab party founded in June 2025 by Avi Shaked, a businessman who twice ran for the Labor leadership, with the Tamra businessman Dirar Amreikh and the veteran strategist Yoram Dori. It promises a slate that is half Jewish and half Arab with equal numbers of men and women, and it puts crime in Arab towns at the centre of its platform. It is not the same party as Bennett and Lapid's Together, and it tried and failed to stop them using the name.

The list, who comes with them

The list is not set yet. No slate has been published and no candidate has been named beyond the two founders below. The party has committed to a list that is half Jewish and half Arab with equal numbers of men and women, and it is taking applications through its website rather than holding a primary. Yoram Dori, Shimon Peres's strategic adviser for some twenty-five years, is its spokesman and has not been presented as a candidate.

Avi ShakedAvi ShakedBusinessman, party chairman · wants the National Security MinistryDirar AmreikhDirar AmreikhBusinessman, party secretary-general · wants the deputy security portfolioYoram DoriYoram DoriParty spokesman · not seeking a seat

Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. No pollster asks about this list, so there is no seat projection to set that rank against.

The jobs they are going after

Cabinet jobs where someone on this list is up against candidates from other parties.

Where they stand

Judea & SamariaA negotiated two-state agreement
Two states / withdrawalSovereignty / annexation
Gaza & SecurityA target date to end the war and bring the hostages home
Deal & disengagementFull military control
Haredi EnlistmentAbolish the draft for everyone, not just some
Universal draftPreserve exemptions
JudiciaryA liberal democratic state, no stated court position
Strengthen the courtCurb the court
EconomyShaked calls himself a socialist millionaire
Social spendingFree market
Religion & StateSeparation of religion and state
Civil / pluralistHalachic status quo