Likud Party's Knesset List Revealed Ahead of 2026 Elections
A recent poll by Maariv indicates the Likud party will secure 20 Knesset seats in the upcoming 2026 elections, a figure that could leave several senior and protected members outside the parliament. The full Likud slate for the 26th Knesset has been released, showing prominent figures like Eti Atia positioned to enter the Knesset, while others such as Boaz Bismuth, David Bitan, Amir Ohana, Nir Barkat, and Gila Gamliel are at risk of not being elected.
Further down the list, additional notable names face uncertainty if the Likud's electoral performance does not improve. These include Erez Tadmor at number 27, Shlomo Lerner at 28, Moshe Peretz at 30, Shuki Ohana at 31, Ze'ev Elkin at 32, Amit Halevy at 33, Keren Attias Bublil at 34, Avi Nissenkorn at 36, Sharon Saada at 37, Avichai Boaron at 38, Natanel Ohayon at 39, and May Golan at number 40.
The poll's projection of 20 seats for Likud suggests a challenging election landscape for many within the party's ranks, with the exact composition of the next Knesset contingent dependent on the party's final electoral success.
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