The party Rafael Eitan founded in 1983, which peaked at eight seats in 1992 and has not held one since 1999. Attorney Moshe Green has led it since Eitan left politics, and it is running again in 2026. What it runs on now is land: breaking up the Israel Land Authority, a plot for every discharged soldier, and the moshavim. Almost nothing else Eitan built the party on survives in its platform, and it took 292 votes in 2022.
The list, who comes with them
The list is not set yet. No slate has been published and no selection method has been described. Green is the only name attached to the 2026 run. Be careful with an Israel Hayom piece that carries a full ranked five-name Tzomet list: it is dated August 2019 and describes the 22nd Knesset slate, not this one. Green said in June that the party was in talks with an established party without naming it, and the one merger ever polled, with Hendel's Reservists, did not happen.
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.