Hard-right religious-Zionist party focused on settlement, sovereignty and a religious-nationalist transformation of state institutions. Since 1 September it shares one slip with Moshe Feiglin's Zehut, under a technical bloc both sides say they will dissolve once they are in the Knesset.
The list, who comes with them
How this list is picked. Religious Zionism and Zehut run as a technical bloc: each side picks its own candidates and the two interleave, on Religious Zionism's registration and letters. Each side campaigns on its own platform and says it will negotiate over a coalition separately, which is why they are shown as factions.
Bezalel SmotrichFinance Minister · wants Finance Minister→
Moshe FeiglinParty chairman→
Orit StrookSettlements Minister→
Simcha RothmanConstitution Committee chair · wants Justice Minister→
Tzvika MorTikva Forum chairman→
Itamar EitamLt. Col. (res.), battalion commander→
Zvi SukkotMK, Judea & Samaria Subcommittee chair→
Yitzhak ZagaLawyer and strategic consultant→
Reut Ben HaimEducator, Tzav 9 co-founder→
Omer Patziniash-WaldmanCaptain (res.), Channel 14 panellist→Show 20 more namesShow fewer
Arkadi MuterIT project manager, Channel 9 analyst→
Ohad TalMK, faction chair→Roi KirshbergReserve combat commander from the Jordan Valley→
Omer RahamimYesha Council director-general→Simon HassonCandidate→Shmuel ShashonRabbi and educator→Shirel NahirChannel 14 Judea and Samaria correspondent→
Tzvika VishingradDeputy mayor of Petah Tikva→Iris BernsteinCandidate from Kfar Maimon→
Eitan TamDeputy mayor of Rosh HaAyin→Yehuda SchwartzmanCandidate→Moshe PeledFormer MK, Brig. Gen. (res.)→Elad IzbotzkyCandidate→Yosef BacharMaj. Gen. (res.), former Gaza Division commander→Hagai GrinzaigZehut activist→Natan ZaubmanCEO of the Tikva programme→Stanislav TobolskyCandidate→Avraham DiskinProfessor emeritus of political science→Shulamit LeiblerCandidate→
Michal WaldigerMK→Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. Pollsters still measure these slates as one list, projected at 6 seats for the pair. How those seats would divide depends on lists that are not filed yet.
The jobs they are going after
Cabinet jobs where someone on this list is up against candidates from other parties.
Where they stand
Two slates, two readings. Each side answers for its own record here. The party markers on the compare page follow the Religious Zionism line, which is the platform this joint entry has run on.