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Other websites about the 2026 Knesset election and the work of the Knesset. They are run by others, not by us: we do not check or endorse their content, and a link here is not a recommendation of any view they publish. Within each group, sites are listed in alphabetical order. Each description is based on the site's own pages, as of 20 October 2026.


Official sources

Central Elections Committee — Elections for the 26th Knesset — gov.il
The committee's official page for this election: voter information, the election timeline, the lists of candidates, accessibility for voters with disabilities, and how to identify unlawful influence. The Hebrew version also has a polling-station finder.
Languages: Hebrew, English, Arabic


Knesset — knesset.gov.il
The Knesset's official website: Members of Knesset, the plenum, committees, legislation, an elections section and the Knesset Research and Information Center. From some locations outside Israel the site may show as unavailable.
Languages: Hebrew, English, Russian, Arabic


Election guides

Bakalpi (בקלפי) — bakalpi.co.il
Describes itself as an independent, non-partisan project that brings election information together in one place. It says it is not affiliated with, or funded by, any party, candidate or political body. Parties and candidates, positions by topic, platform comparison, government legislation, MKs' voting records, polls and voter information. It says not every area is covered in the same depth yet.
Languages: Hebrew, English, Russian, Arabic


Bochrim Hakham (בוחרים ח״כם) — votesmart.co.il
Describes itself as a neutral, independent social initiative. Profiles of the lists and candidates, comparisons, quizzes and election statistics.
Languages: Hebrew


The Petek (הפתק) — thepetek.com
A guide to the election for the 26th Knesset, published by Bernie News Network. It describes itself as independent and non-partisan. Parties and candidates, platforms and positions, a poll average, party comparison and a quiz. It says its profiles are editorial, with sources on every page.
Languages: Hebrew, English, Russian, Arabic


Knesset activity data

Zman Knesset (זמן כנסת) — zmanknesset.co.il
Describes itself as an independent, unofficial site set up as a public service. It shows MKs' presence in the Knesset building, attendance at committee meetings (calculated from committee protocols), parliamentary questions and plenary votes, based on data from the official Knesset website. It says its figures should be treated with caution and may contain calculation errors.
Languages: Hebrew


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