In the booth you see two or three Hebrew letters and nothing else. Behind them is a full list of people, what they believe, and the jobs they have said they want.
The Petek explains every list, in English, free.
Israel votes 27 October 2026. https://t.co/UJqFojFu1J
Ra’am and the Joint List were disqualified by Israel’s election committee on 23 Sept. Both can appeal to the Supreme Court.
Individual disqualifications of Ofer Cassif and Sami Abu Shehadeh require court approval.
Party profiles: https://t.co/pS327RT464
#IsraelElections
42 days until Israel votes.
The Petek has all the registered parties in one place, from Likud to King Sharshar.
See who’s running and what each party is saying: https://t.co/m93BmZB7AD
Your whole vote in Israel is one printed slip in a blue envelope.
Four minutes to cast. Three ways to void it by accident.
How voting works, step by step → https://t.co/87seNCGLCo
22 Israeli polls were published last month, across six outlets, nearly all in Hebrew.
They're now on one page in English. Every pollster, every fieldwork date, all 24 lists on the ballot.
Check them out today: https://t.co/p1IWecs59B
The slip carries a party's letters and nothing else. מחל is Likud. י�� is Yashar. שס is Shas.
On 27 October that slip is your entire voice. The Petek explains each one in English: the platform, the people on the list, and the jobs they are running to hold.
https://t.co/UJqFojFu1J