Hard-right religious-Zionist party focused on settlement, sovereignty and a religious-nationalist transformation of state institutions. Since 1 September it shares one slip with Moshe Feiglin's Zehut, under a technical bloc both sides say they will dissolve once they are in the Knesset.
The list, who comes with them
How this list is picked. Religious Zionism and Zehut run as a technical bloc: each side picks its own candidates and the two interleave, on Religious Zionism's registration and letters. Each side campaigns on its own platform and says it will negotiate over a coalition separately, which is why they are shown as factions.
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Arkadi MuterZehutIT project manager, Channel 9 analyst→Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. Pollsters measure these parties as one list, projected at 6 seats for all of them together, so roughly the top 6 names get in. The tag beside each name says which party it belongs to.
The jobs they are going after
Cabinet jobs where someone on this list is up against candidates from other parties.
Where they stand
One list and its factions. Each faction's stated positions are set out below. On the issue pages the list's marker follows the positions of Religious Zionism, and each other faction's own positions appear as a smaller marker; on the compare page each faction has an entry of its own.