מחל
Likud
הליכוד · Led by Benjamin Netanyahu · 24 projected seats
Aiming for
Prime MinisterIn one paragraph
Israel's dominant right-wing party since 1977. Runs on security credentials, a hawkish regional posture and continued leadership under its long-serving chairman.
The list, who comes with them
Benjamin NetanyahuPrime MinisterSecurity: Military freedom of action on all fronts; Iran as the defining threat.Yariv LevinJustice MinisterJudiciary: Political appointments to the bench; an override clause.Israel KatzDefense MinisterSecurity: Buffer zones and permanent freedom of operation.Amir OhanaKnesset SpeakerJudiciary: Vocal critic of the High Court's reach.Miri RegevTransportation MinisterPeriphery: Budgets and infrastructure for development towns.
Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. 24 projected seats means roughly the top 24 names get in.
Where they stand
Judea & SamariaExpand settlements; oppose Palestinian state
Two states / withdrawalSovereignty / annexation
Gaza & SecurityOpen-ended security control
Deal & disengagementFull military control
Haredi EnlistmentNegotiated arrangement with Haredi allies
Universal draftPreserve exemptions
JudiciaryAdvance override and appointments reform
Strengthen the courtCurb the court
EconomyMarket-oriented with populist spending
Social spendingFree market
Religion & StateStatus quo with religious partners
Civil / pluralistHalachic status quo
Platform pillars
Security firstMilitary freedom of action on every front.
Judicial overhaulContinue rebalancing court vs. Knesset.
Free-market rootsPrivatization and deregulation legacy.
Settlement growthExpand communities across Judea and Samaria.
History
1973
Founded by Menachem Begin from Herut and liberal factions.
1977
The Mahapach: the first right-wing government in Israel's history.
2009
Netanyahu era begins, the longest premiership in state history.
2023
Judicial reform push triggers a mass protest movement.
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