About the site
One body of information, in the same structure, about every list running in the election to the 26th Knesset — so that you can decide for yourself.
Why we built this
Before the election we tried to understand what the parties are actually offering, and got stuck. Every party says whatever suits it about itself, the platforms are long or do not exist, and what is said in the plenum, in committees and on social media is scattered across dozens of places. In the end we found ourselves voting on gut feeling.
So we collected the information ourselves. This site is the result: what every list says, what it has done in the Knesset, and what it stays silent on — in its own words, with a link to the source.
What you will find here
- The same questions for everyone. Every list is described using exactly the same set of topics, so they can be compared.
- Their words, not ours. Every claim rests on an exact quote and a link to where it was said.
- Silence is information too. If a list has said nothing about a topic, this is stated explicitly.
Where the information comes from
We searched everywhere a party, its Knesset members, its ministers and its candidates speak in their own name:
Platforms and party websites
What the party published itself. Where it exists, it comes before anything else.
Bills
Bills that members of the list submitted or signed, from the Knesset's legislation database.
Speeches in the plenum
What was said from the Knesset podium, from the official Knesset record.
Committee transcripts
What Knesset members said in committee debates, from the transcripts.
Ministers and government
Ministers' answers in the Knesset, and decisions and official announcements of ministries headed by people from the list.
Social media
Posts on the official accounts of the party and of the candidates — X, Facebook, Instagram and Telegram.
Interviews and media reports
Direct quotes from people on the list in the press, including the Arabic- and Russian-language press. Used only when the party itself has not published a position, and marked as such.
Media questionnaires
Answers the parties gave to questionnaires from media outlets, with the name of the outlet that asked.
Official records
The Central Elections Committee and the Registrar of Parties — for facts (who is on the list, in which place), never as evidence of a position.
A quote translated into Hebrew is marked "(תרגום)" ("translation"). The original, in its original language, is the evidence; the translation is ours.
How we worked
- Collecting. We ran dozens of AI agents in parallel so that, within weeks, we could go through more material than a small team could read in a year: thousands of pages of transcripts, bills, speeches and posts.
- Checking. AI makes mistakes, makes things up and rewords. So no quote went up on the site just because a machine found it: every quote was checked by a person against the source — that the words are exact, that they were said by the person named, and that they were not taken out of context.
- Publishing by the rules. An exact quote and a link, or it does not go in. No summaries of ours in place of their words, no "according to estimates", no interpretation of intentions.
In numbers
- 7lists
- 790quotes, each with a link
- 505sources read
- Every quote checked by a person
What is not here
- No polls.
- No scores, rankings or recommendation on who to vote for.
- No comments or discussions.
- No funding from any party, candidate or political body.
A mistake? Something missing?
We worked carefully, and we may still have missed something. If you found an inaccurate quote, a broken source link or a missing position — write to us and we will fix it. Party representatives are welcome to contact us too: if you have published a position that does not appear here, send us a link.
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Who we are
A small group of citizens who care that the election is held with the information open to everyone. We are not a party, not a campaign and not a media outlet, and we have no connection to any list.