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The 2026 Knesset elections redrew Israel’s political map: Likud won the most seats but lost five compared with the 2022 election, and Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc failed to retain its majority. Meanwhile, the Yashar party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, rose to second place with 21 seats, and the Democrats won eight. Palestinian citizens of Israel secured a historic presence with 19 seats, amid turnout exceeding 80%. Shas fell from 11 seats to six, while the Bennett–Lapid alliance won 12. The far-right Religious Zionist parties collectively held on to 13 seats, and United Torah Judaism remained at seven. The results point to growing division and fragmentation, while leaving the formation of the next government open to several possibilities.
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