Rabbi Yoram Abergil's Party Withdraws From Knesset Elections
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The "Achai Tnuatenu of Rabbi Yoram Abergil" party will not participate in the Knesset elections after all its candidates resigned. The Central Elections Committee confirmed the withdrawal on October 25, 2026, and instructed polling stations not to distribute the party's ballots. Any votes cast for the party will be deemed invalid.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rabbi Yoram Abergil's party will not run in the Knesset elections.
- All candidates on the "Achai Tnuatenu" list resigned.
- The Central Elections Committee confirmed the party's withdrawal on October 25, 2026.
- Ballots for the party, marked "Zvi", will not be distributed.
- Any votes cast for the party will be considered invalid.
The Central Elections Committee announced on Sunday, October 25, 2026, that the "Achai Tnuatenu of Rabbi Yoram Abergil" list will not compete in the upcoming Knesset elections. This decision follows the legal resignation of all candidates on the party's slate. The party's ballot symbol was "Zvi" (צבי). Election officials have been instructed to ensure that the party's ballots are not distributed at polling stations. The ballot will be marked with an 'X' on posters and notices displaying the voting options. These directives also apply to military polling stations, with necessary adjustments. The committee clarified that any ballots found for this party during the vote count, whether printed or handwritten, will be considered invalid. This also applies to votes already cast at Israeli diplomatic missions abroad or within the military.
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