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Election Compass 2026

10 stance questions · a proximity % for every party · no sign-up

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🗳️ 47 days to the election · October 27, 2026

The Supreme Court should keep the authority to strike down laws that contradict the Basic Laws

Yeshiva students should also be required to serve in the army or in civilian national service

The existing status quo on religion and Shabbat in the public sphere should be preserved

Israel should pursue a long-term political settlement that includes a Palestinian state

Construction in the settlements in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) should be expanded

It is better to cut taxes, even if it means fewer public services

Government intervention in housing and rent prices does more harm than good

Arab parties can be legitimate partners in any government

Facing security threats, decisive military action is preferable to political arrangements

Israel should institute civil marriage for every couple, alongside the religious track

How does the compass work?

Each of your answers is compared with each party’s documented position on the same question, on a 5-point scale. The proximity percentage is the average distance across the questions you answered. Skipped questions, or questions where a party has no documented position, are not counted.

Position sources

Party positions were compiled exclusively from public sources — platforms, Knesset votes and published interviews — with a citation per position. They are not based on Kalpix user data. Spotted an inaccuracy? Tell us.

Beyachad led by Bennett

party page ← · Wikipedia — Together (Bennett–Lapid alliance)

Blue and White

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — המחנה הממלכתי / כחול לבן (עמדות)

Likud

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — הליכוד (מצע ועמדות)

Otzma Yehudit

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — עוצמה יהודית (מצע ועמדות)

Ra'am

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — רע"ם (מצע ועמדות)

Religious Zionism

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — הציונות הדתית (מצע ועמדות)

Shas

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — ש"ס (מצע ועמדות)

The Democrats

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — הדמוקרטים (מצע ועמדות)

The Joint List

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — חד"ש-תע"ל (מצע ועמדות)

United Torah Judaism

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — יהדות התורה (מצע ועמדות)

Yashar! with Eisenkot

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — ישר! (מצע ועמדות)

Yisrael Beiteinu

party page ← · ויקיפדיה — ישראל ביתנו (מצע ועמדות)

FAQ

What is an election compass?

A short quiz of 10 stance questions. At the end you get the proximity percentage between your views and each party’s documented positions for the 2026 election — percentages only, no political labels.

Where do the party positions come from?

Exclusively from public sources: party platforms, Knesset voting records and published interviews. Every position on this page carries a citation. Positions are never based on Kalpix user data.

Are my answers stored?

No. The computation runs entirely in your browser; answers are never sent to a server and are not stored. No sign-up is needed.

What can I do with the result?

Continue into Kalpix: build an algorithm that guesses how many seats each party will win, answer polls and compete on the leaderboard — all open without sign-up.