#51 A political party for all views

In the 2022 elections, 40 parties threw their hats into the ring to try and get seats in the Knesset. Because Israeli law demands a minimum of 3.25% of the total vote, most did not win any seats.

These are the parties that entered the race for the 2022 elections.

• Anachnu
• Ani v’Ata
• B‘Ometz Bishvilcha
• Balad
• Da’at Tov va’Ra u’Brit Shevet Avraham – Aleh Yarok and Usrat al Islamia
• HaAzmaim haHadashim, headed by Yoram Moualami
• HaBayit haYehudi, headed by Ayelet Shaked
• Hadash, Ta’al
• HaKalkalit haHadasha, headed by Prof. Yaron Zelekha
• HaLev haYehudi, headed by Eli Joseph
• HaMahaneh ha’Mamlachti, led by Beni Gantz for Prime Minister
• Hofesh Calcali, headed by Abir Kara
• Israel Hofsheet, headed by Eli Avidar
• Kamah – Kidum Ma’amad haPrat
• Koah L’hashpi’a, headed by Beni Elbaz
• Kol haSviva v’haHai
• Kol Kol Koveia, Noam Kolman and Liron Ofri for Prime Minister
• K’vod haAdam
• Manhigut Hevratit
• Meretz
• Nativ – Nihye Tamid Yahad b’Kavod
• Ra’am – United Arab List
• Religious Zionism (HaZionut haDatit), headed by Bezalel Smotrich, and Otzma Yehudit, headed by Itamar Ben Gvir
• Reshimat Shloshim Arba’im, headed by Stella Weinstein
• Seder Hadash – Lema’an haEzrahim haVatikim B’Yisrael
• Shahar Koah Hevrati, headed by Wajadi Taaher
• Shas (Hitahdut haSefaradim Shomrei Torah)
• The Bible Bloc (HaGush HaTanachi)
• The Israeli Labor Party, headed by Merav Michaeli
• The Likud, led by Binyamin Netanyahu for Prime Minister
• The Pirate Party (HaPiratim)
• The Shema Party, headed by Naftali Goldman
• Tsomet, headed by Moshe Green, Raful’s Way
• Tzav haSha’a
• Tzeirim Bo’arim, headed by Hadar Muchtar
• United Sons of Covenant (Ihud Bnei haBrit), headed by Captain Bashara Shalian
• United Torah Judaism – Agudat Yisrael and Degel haTorah
• Yesh Atid, headed by Yair Lapid
• Yesh Kivun, headed by Amos Dov Silver
• Yisrael Beytenu, headed by Avigdor Liberman