Your Knesset
Seats given
0/120
Seats left
120
Government
0/61
Step 1
Give each party seats
Use + and − to give each party seats until all 120 are given out. The poll average is shown under each party to guide you.
Smaller parties on the ballot
Step 2
Pick who governs
Tap the parties you think will form the government, or start with a preset:
Your coalition: 0 of 61 seats needed
Tap parties above to build a government
Step 3
Share it
Posts link to the game, so friends can build their own. Use the link above to send your exact picks.
How it works
- The Knesset has 120 seats. A majority coalition needs at least 61.
- A list must win at least 3.25% of valid votes to enter the Knesset, which works out to roughly 4 seats. Parties you give 1–3 seats are flagged as below the threshold.
- “Use the polls” (and the poll number under each party) uses a simple average of the nine final pre-election polls (19–23 Oct 2026): Channel 13, N12/Midgam, Israel Hayom/Kantar, Kan 11/Kantar, Channel 14/Direct Polls (Filber), i24/Direct Polls, Zman Yisrael/Tatika, Maariv/Lazar and Channel 16/Maagar Mochot. Lists averaging under 3 seats were set to zero and the remaining seats rescaled to 120 by largest remainder. This is approximate and is not a forecast. Sources: Wikipedia poll table, israelielections.com. Polls were last published before the legal blackout on Friday 23 Oct.
- Party colours are approximate and chosen only for readability. Descriptions are brief and factual; leaders shown are the list heads as reported before the election. United Torah Judaism's list head and the order of the Reservists–Economic Party joint list are as reported and may be imprecise.
- Your prediction is stored only in the page link (after the #). Nothing is sent anywhere.
Photo credits
Leader photos come from Wikimedia Commons. Each was cropped to a square and resized. Nothing else was changed. Photos under CC BY-SA are shared here under the same licence. Leaders with no photo bundled here are shown with initials.