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Central Elections Committee Releases Knesset Ballot Designations

By אמיר אטינגרUpdated 1 hour ago
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Israel's Central Elections Committee has approved 38 lists of candidates for the 26th Knesset elections and published the letters assigned to each party. The lists were submitted in the following order: "Rak" (Only), "Be'adash" led by Naftali Bennett; "Derech" (Way), led by Gadi Eisenkot; "Tzedek" (Justice), "Sherer for Love and Unity of the People"; "Dalet" (D), "The Partnership for All"; "Tzaf" (Float), "The Pirates, Floating for Good"; "Yud-Kaf" (ך), "Amcha Yisrael" (People of Israel) led by Ofer Vinter; "Yod" (י), "Yisrael Tfila" (Israel First) led by Sharen Haskel; "Heh" (ה), "Gan Eden" (Garden of Eden) led by Yeshua Yisrael Ben David; "Kaf-Heh" (קה), "Kol Hanashim" (Women's Voice); "Bet-Dalet" (בד), "Be'adash Nitzliach" (Together We Will Succeed) Party, a joint Arab-Jewish list led by Avi Shaked; "Lamed" (ל), Yisrael Beiteinu led by Avigdor Lieberman; "Kuf-Tzadi" (קץ), "Tzedek Mishpat" (Justice Law); "Nun-Peh" (נף), "Shema" (Hear), led by Naftali Goldman; "Bet" (ב), "Otzma Yehudit" (Jewish Power) led by Itamar Ben-Gvir; "Kuf-Kaf-Heh" (קך), "New Order for Establishing a Constitution, Separation of Powers, and Direct Elections"; "Dalet-Yod" (די), "The Reservists and the Economic" led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha; "Aleph-Mem-Tav" (אמת), "The Democrats" led by Yair Golan; "Aleph-Vav-Mem" (עם), Ra'am, the United Arab List (approved conditionally pending Supreme Court ruling); "Shin-Shin-Samekh" (שס), the Sephardic Association of Torah Guardians, the movement of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef; "Zayin-Kuf" (זך), "The Haredi Public" led by Moti Litner; "Peh-Heh" (פה), "Ani Ve'ata" (Me and You), the People's Party of Israel; "Zayin-Tzadi-Kuf" (זץ), "World Covenant for the Redemption of Israel"; "Nun-Kuf-Yod" (נקי), "The Correction for the Election and Governance System"; "Yod-Kuf-Heh" (יק), "Geh"t" (Biblical Bloc); "Zayin" (ז), "Betach" (Security), Social Security led by Semion Grafman; "Bet-Kuf-Resh" (בקר), "Orot Ha'shachar" (Lights of Dawn) led by Nissim Lok; "Nun-Tzadi" (נץ), "Personal Security"; "Nun-Resh" (נר), "Tzeva Shachor" (Black Color), World Torah Defender; "Mem-Heh-Lamed" (מחל), Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu for Prime Minister; "Kaf-Nun" (כן), "Kahol Lavan" (Blue and White) led by Benny Gantz; "Tet" (ט), "HaTzionut HaDatit" (Religious Zionism) led by Bezalel Smotrich, and "Identity" led by Moshe Feiglin; "Tzadi-Bet-Yod" (צבי), "Achi Movement" (My Brother), the movement of Rabbi Yoram Aberjil; "Bet-Yod" (בי), "Tzomet Beis Yisrael" (Israel House Junction); "Kuf" (ק), "Tkuma" (Revival); "Vav-Dalet" (ודם), The Joint List (approved conditionally pending Supreme Court ruling); "Resh-Tzadi" (רץ), "Ha'Kahal" (The Community), an all-Haredi party whose representatives are elected by the public, led by Rabbi Shlomo Elbaum; "Gimel" (ג), United Torah Judaism, Agudat Yisrael, Degel HaTorah; "Nun-Yod" (ני), Noam for Israel for the Future of Children led by Avi Maoz.

The article was first published on September 27, 2026, at 11:48.

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