An alliance of three Arab-led parties, revived on 19 August 2026: Hadash's Arab-Jewish communist tradition, Ahmad Tibi's Ta'al, and Balad's demand for a state of all its citizens. It runs on ending the occupation and equal citizenship. Ra'am, in the alliance until 2020, stands alone.
The list, who comes with them
How this list is picked. Each of the three parties, Hadash, Ta'al and Balad, picks its own candidates, and a reconciliation committee sets the combined order, alternating between them at the top. The slip runs under all three registrations, and the seat number comes from polls that price the three together.
Yousef JabareenHadashHadash and Joint List chairman→
Ahmad TibiTa'alTa'al Chairman→
Faten GhattasHadashDirector of Arab-society work at the Israel Cancer Association→
Bakr AwawdehBaladFormer Galilee Society director→
Ofer CassifHadashHadash MK and political philosopher→
Youssef AtaunaHadashEducator and former Hadash MK→
Maha Karkabi-SabahBaladSociologist, Ben-Gurion University→
Ahmad DarawsheTa'alDirector-general, Reineh local council→
Nihaya WishahyHadashEducation lecturer, Oranim College→
Hassan NasasraBaladEducator and Rahat councillor→Show 20 more namesShow fewer
Haitham ZahalkaTa'alDeputy mayor of Kafr Qara and lawyer→
Iyas NatourHadashFilm and television producer→
Ghassan AbdallahTa'alCommentator and Ta’al political bureau member→
Orly NoyBaladJournalist and Persian translator→Mor Shoshan StollerHadashLabour lawyer and trade-union representative→Itimad KaadanTa'alSchool administrator→Omar WakedHadashFormer Arraba mayor and headteacher→Muayad MiariBaladLawyer→Ahmad Ghanem GhazawiHadashLawyer and Qalansawe councillor→Umniya ZoabiBaladBalad organiser→Nasr SanaallahHadashLawyer and former Deir al-Asad council head→Sari KhouriyaHadashLawyer→Laith KabhaTa'alBusinessman and Ta’al organiser→Walid KaadanBaladPaediatrician→Noa LeviHadashLawyer and Hadash deputy chair→Ammar TahaBaladLawyer and Balad organiser→Yunis Abu GraraTa'alCandidate→Reem HazzanHadashInterpreter and Communist Party organiser→Wafi Abu AhmadTa'alCandidate→
Osama SaadiTa'alLawyer and former MK→Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. Pollsters measure these parties as one list, projected at 9 seats for all of them together, so roughly the top 9 names get in. The tag beside each name says which party it belongs to.