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Minor Parties Garner Few Votes in Israeli Elections

Dozens of small parties competed in the 26th Knesset elections, with many receiving only a few hundred votes based on a partial count of 49% of ballots. Notable lists included "Tzomet Beit Yisrael" with 2,819 votes, "HaPartnership for All" with 2,014, and "Shervel for Love and Unity of the People" with 952.

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Minor Parties Garner Few Votes in Israeli Elections — Illustration by baba

What happened

01Many small parties received only hundreds of votes in the 26th Knesset elections, with 49% of ballots counted.
02Gadi Yevarkan's 'Tzomet Beit Yisrael' received 2,819 votes, and 'HaPartnership for All' garnered 2,014.
03Eitan Shvili's 'Shervel for Love and Unity of the People' party obtained 952 votes.
04Sheran Israel's 'Israel First' party, including Jonathan Pollard, received 548 votes.
05Larissa Trimboobler-Amir, wife of Yigal Amir, led 'Tzedek Justice' to 331 votes.
06Semyon Grafman's 'Betach' party received only 221 votes, a sharp decline from previous elections.

The party led by the wife of Yigal Amir received 331 votes, while Jonathan Pollard's list garnered 548. The results are preliminary and subject to change as vote counting continues.

Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim, the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original