Moshe Feiglin's party, founded in 2015 after two decades of insurgency inside Likud, and relaunched in January 2024. It pairs a thoroughgoing free-market programme with maximalist territorial positions and Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount, and it is the only Israeli party for which legalising cannabis is a signature policy. In May 2026 it merged with Michael Ben-Ari's Jewish Israel movement. It took 2.7 percent in April 2019, about twenty thousand votes short, and a Midgam poll in June 2026 put it at 3.26 percent, which is the threshold to the second decimal place. The seat figures on this site come from the polls that name every list, and most of them do not name this one.
The list, who comes with them
The list is not set yet. A joint campaign headquarters set up by the two parties is assembling the list, and nothing has been published, not even which of the two men stands first. Zehut ran Israel's first open party primaries in 2019, but that model broke down the same year and no source says it is being used again. One thing to watch: the Supreme Court disqualified Ben-Ari from the 2019 race for incitement to racism. That ruling was made for that election, so it does not bar him now, but a fresh petition once lists are filed should be expected rather than ruled out.
Moshe FeiglinParty chairman · wants Prime Minister→
Michael Ben-AriHead of the Jewish Israel movement · wants a seat in the Knesset→Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset, and this party has not set one yet. It is projected to win 0 seats.
The jobs they are going after
Cabinet jobs where someone on this list is up against candidates from other parties.