Party lists for the 2021 Israeli legislative election

The 2021 Israeli legislative election will be held using closed list proportional representation. Each party will present a list of candidates to the Central Elections Committee prior to the election.

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Blue and White

The Blue and White list is headed by Benny Gantz.[1]

  1. Benny Gantz
  2. Pnina Tamano-Shata
  3. Hili Tropper
  4. Michael Biton
  5. Orit Farkash-Hacohen
  6. Alon Schuster
  7. Eitan Ginzburg
  8. Yael Ron Ben-Moshe
  9. Mufid Mari
  10. Ruth Wasserman Lande
  11. Alon Tal
  12. Yehudit Uliel Malka
  13. Elham Khazen

Joint List

The Joint List list is headed by Ayman Odeh.[2][3]

  1. Ayman Odeh (Hadash)
  2. Ahmad Tibi (Ta'al)
  3. Sami Abu Shehadeh (Balad)
  4. Aida Touma-Suleiman (Hadash)
  5. Osama Saadi (Ta'al)
  6. Ofer Cassif (Hadash)
  7. Heba Yazbak (Balad)
  8. Yousef Jabareen (Hadash)
  9. Juma Azbarga (Balad)
  10. Sondos Saleh (Ta'al)
  11. Jabar Asakla (Hadash)
  12. Youssef Atauna (Hadash)

Labor

The Israeli Labor Party list is headed by Merav Michaeli.[2]

  1. Merav Michaeli
  2. Omer Bar-Lev
  3. Emilie Moatti
  4. Gilad Kariv
  5. Efrat Reiten
  6. Ram Shefa
  7. Ibtisam Mara'ana
  8. Nachman Shai
  9. Naama Lazimi
  10. Gil Beilin
  11. Eran Hermoni
  12. Nissim Lasry
  13. Alice Goldman
  14. Maya Nuri
  15. Amir Hanifas

Likud

The party is headed by Benjamin Netanyahu.[2] A Likud committee confirmed on 30 December 2020 that no primaries will be held, and the list submitted on behalf of the party will be the same as the list submitted in the previous elections, except for six candidates chosen by Netanyahu who will be elected in the fifth, 26th, 28th, 36th, 39th, and 40th slots.[4][5]

  1. Benjamin Netanyahu
  2. Yuli Edelstein
  3. Israel Katz
  4. Miri Regev
  5. Yariv Levin
  6. Yoav Galant
  7. Nir Barkat
  8. Gila Gamliel
  9. Avi Dichter
  10. Haim Katz
  11. Eli Cohen
  12. Galit Distel
  13. Tzachi Hanegbi
  14. Ofir Akunis
  15. Yuval Steinitz
  16. Dudi Amsalem
  17. Gadi Yevarkan
  18. Amir Ohana
  19. Ofir Katz
  20. Eti Atiya
  21. Yoav Kisch
  22. David Bitan
  23. Keren Barak
  24. Shlomo Karhi
  25. Miki Zohar
  26. Orly Levy-Abekasis
  27. Keti Shitrit
  28. Ofir Sofer
  29. Fateen Mulla
  30. May Golan
  31. Tali Ploskov
  32. Uzi Dayan
  33. Ariel Kallner
  34. Osnat Mark
  35. Amit Halevi
  36. Yair Gabbai
  37. Nissim Vaturi
  38. Shevah Stern
  39. Nael Zoabi
  40. Boris Aplichuk
  41. Ayoob Kara
  42. Moti Yogev
  43. Yehudah Glick
  44. Nurit Koren
  45. Ze'ev Fleishman
  46. Avital Dichter
  47. Anat Berko
  48. Nir Hirschman
  49. Yaron Mazuz
  50. Avraham Neguise
  51. Nava Boker

Meretz

The Meretz list is headed by Nitzan Horowitz.[2]

  1. Nitzan Horowitz
  2. Tamar Zandberg
  3. Yair Golan
  4. Rinawie Zoabi
  5. Issawi Frej
  6. Mossi Raz
  7. Michal Rozin
  8. Gaby Lasky
  9. Ali Salalha
  10. Kati Piasecki

National Union

The National Union list is headed by Bezalel Smotrich.[2]

  1. Bezalel Smotrich
  2. Michal Woldiger
  3. Itamar Ben-Gvir
  4. Simha Rothman
  5. Orit Strook
  6. Avi Maoz
  7. Racheli Zinkin
  8. Ayanawo Ferada Senebato
  9. Eliyahu Attiya
  10. Yitzhak Wasserlauf

New Economic Party

The New Economic Party list is headed by Yaron Zelekha.[6]

  1. Yaron Zelekha
  2. Osnat Akirav
  3. Yoram Yovell
  4. Alean El-Krenawi[6]
  5. Itzik Turgeman
  6. Nadav Asael
  7. Tzipi Meinmeiner
  8. Wahl Krim
  9. Einat Kaufman
  10. Itamar Glazer
  11. Yehuda Messing[7]

New Hope

The New Hope list is headed by Gideon Sa'ar.[2]

  1. Gideon Sa'ar
  2. Yifat Shasha-Biton
  3. Ze'ev Elkin
  4. Yoaz Hendel
  5. Sharren Haskel
  6. Benny Begin
  7. Meir Yitzhak Halevi
  8. Zvi Hauser
  9. Michal Shir
  10. Hila Shay Vazan
  11. Dani Dayan
  12. Michel Buskila
  13. Ofer Berkovitch
  14. Avi Ganon
  15. Michal Diamant
  16. Sahar Pinto
  17. Sahar Ismail
  18. Alon Keysar
  19. Orna Davidai
  20. Dovrat Weizer

Shas

The Shas list is headed by Aryeh Deri.[2]

  1. Aryeh Deri
  2. Ya'akov Margi
  3. Yoav Ben-Tzur
  4. Michael Malchieli
  5. Haim Biton
  6. Moshe Arbel
  7. Yinon Azulai
  8. Moshe Abutbul
  9. Uriel Buso
  10. Yosef Taieb
  11. Avraham Betzalel
  12. Netanel Ephraim Haik

United Arab List

The United Arab List list is headed by Mansour Abbas.[2]

  1. Mansour Abbas
  2. Mazen Ghanaim
  3. Walid Taha
  4. Said al-Harumi
  5. Iman Khatib-Yasin

United Torah Judaism

The United Torah Judaism list is headed by Moshe Gafni.[8]

  1. Moshe Gafni
  2. Yaakov Litzman
  3. Uri Maklev
  4. Meir Porush
  5. Ya'akov Asher
  6. Yisrael Eichler
  7. Yitzhak Pindros
  8. Ya'akov Tessler
  9. Eliyahu Baruchi
  10. Moshe Shimon Roth
  11. David Ohana
  12. Benjamin Hershler
  13. Isaac Reich
  14. Joseph Bahm

Yamina

The Yamina list is headed by Naftali Bennett.[9][2]

  1. Naftali Bennett
  2. Ayelet Shaked
  3. Alon Davidi
  4. Matan Kahana
  5. Amichai Chikli
  6. Nir Orbach
  7. Abir Kara
  8. Idit Silman
  9. Shirley Pinto
  10. Shai Maimon
  11. Yomtob Kalfon
  12. Stella Weinstein
  13. Roni Sassover
  14. Orna Starkmann
  15. Asher Cohen
  16. Jeremy Saltan

Yesh Atid

The Yesh Atid list is headed by Yair Lapid.[10]

  1. Yair Lapid
  2. Orna Barbivai
  3. Meir Cohen
  4. Karine Elharrar
  5. Meirav Cohen
  6. Yoel Razvozov
  7. Elazar Stern
  8. Mickey Levy
  9. Merav Ben-Ari
  10. Ram Ben Barak
  11. Yoav Segalovich
  12. Boaz Toporovsky
  13. Idan Roll
  14. Yorai Lahav-Hertzano
  15. Vladimir Beliak
  16. Ron Katz
  17. Nira Shpak
  18. Tanya Mazarsky
  19. Yasmin Sacks Friedman
  20. Inbar Bezek
  21. Moshe Tur-Paz
  22. Simon Davidson
  23. Ronit Erenfroind
  24. Zohar Bloom
  25. Yifat Ben Shoshan
  26. Ibrahim Kasem
  27. Oz Haim
  28. Tommer Vinner
  29. Michal Slawny Cababia
  30. Yaron Levi

Yisrael Beiteinu

The Yisrael Beiteinu list is headed by Avigdor Lieberman.[2]

  1. Avigdor Lieberman
  2. Oded Forer
  3. Evgeny Sova
  4. Eli Avidar
  5. Yulia Malinovsky
  6. Hamad Amar
  7. Alex Kushnir
  8. Yossi Shain
  9. Limor Magen-Telem
  10. Elina Bardatz

References
  1. Yoni Kempinski (3 February 2021). "Gantz: We're running - united and strong". Arutz Sheva. Retrieved 3 February 2021.
  2. Staff writer (3 February 2021). "Israel Election 2021: All the Official Party Lists So Far". Haaretz. Retrieved 4 February 2021.
  3. הרשימה המשותפת (חד"ש, תע"ל, בל"ד) Central Elections Committee
  4. Raoul Wootliff (30 December 2020). "Likud scraps primaries; polls show Huldai party taking votes from Lapid, Bennett". The Times of Israel. Retrieved 20 January 2021.
  5. הליכוד בהנהגת בנימין נתניהו לראשות הממשלה Central Elections Committee
  6. Gil Hoffman (19 January 2021). "Yaron Zelekha running with three professors". The Jerusalem Post. Retrieved 21 January 2021.
  7. Eric Bender (19 January 2021). "פרופ' זליכה מציג את רשימת מפלגתו, ומועמדו לתפקיד שר הבריאות". Maariv (in Hebrew). Retrieved 29 January 2021.
  8. Staff writer (4 February 2021). "UTJ submits list for 24th Knesset". Arutz Sheva.
  9. Staff writer (3 February 2021). "Parties start registering slates for Knesset election, unveiling candidates". The Times of Israel. Retrieved 3 February 2021.
  10. Staff writer (3 February 2021). "Yesh Atid registers party slate for March elections". The Times of Israel. Retrieved 3 February 2021.
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