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Verified · Oct 4, 2026

The list runs as a technical alliance without a joint platform. The positions here come from bills filed in the 25th Knesset by Hadash–Ta’al MKs, whose parties now run in the list. On September 24, 2026 the Central Elections Committee decided to bar the list from the election to the 26th Knesset. On October 2, 2026 the Supreme Court unanimously accepted the list’s election appeal (E.A. 70018-09-26), cancelled the committee’s decision, and ruled that the list may run in the election to the 26th Knesset. In the same judgment the court decided, 7 to 2, not to approve the committee’s decision to bar MK Ofer Cassif from the election. A summary of reasons dated that day was published under lead/combined docket EDA 64311-09-26 et al. (which gathers the appeals); full reasons have not been published and are to follow separately.

Polling above the electoral threshold on September 30, 2026.

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Should an independent Palestinian state exist alongside Israel?

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Hadash–Ta’al MKs, including Ahmad Tibi, filed a Basic Law to recognize an independent Palestinian state on the 1967 borders alongside Israel.

“הכרה במדינה פלסטינית, עצמאית וריבונית בגבולות 1967, לצד מדינת ישראל תבטיח כינון שלום בין העם היהודי והעם הפלסטיני, ובהתאם לכך תביא ביטחון ושגשוג לשני העמים ויציבות ושקט לאזור.”

Recognizing an independent and sovereign Palestinian state on the 1967 borders, alongside the State of Israel, will ensure the establishment of peace between the Jewish people and the Palestinian people, and accordingly bring security and prosperity to both peoples and stability and quiet to the region.

Translation from Hebrew. The quote above is the original.

Knesset bill P/6246/25, Basic Law: Recognition of a Palestinian State, sponsored by MKs Ayman Odeh, Aida Touma-Sliman, Ofer Cassif, Samir Bin Said and Ahmad Tibi (Hadash–Ta’al), explanatory notesLegislative record2025-11-03Saved copyVerified · Oct 3, 2026

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Should an explicit guarantee of equality for all citizens be added to the Nation-State Law?

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Hadash–Ta’al MKs filed Basic Law: Equality, which the notes say is meant to change the situation created by the Nation-State Law.

“הצעת חוק-יסוד זה נועדה לשנות את המצב שנוצר בעקבות חקיקת חוק הלאום”

This proposed Basic Law is intended to change the situation created by the enactment of the Nation-State Law

Translation from Hebrew. The quote above is the original.

Knesset bill P/1713/25, Basic Law: Equality, sponsored by MKs Ofer Cassif, Ayman Odeh, Aida Touma-Sliman, Youssef Atauna and Ahmad Tibi (Hadash–Ta’al), explanatory notesLegislative record2023-01-16Saved copyVerified · Oct 3, 2026

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What should the state rely on first to lower the cost of living?

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Hadash–Ta’al MKs proposed putting whole-wheat bread under price control.

“ההשלכות הצפויות של הכללת מוצרי מזון בריאים בסל מוצרי המזון המפוקחים יסייעו גם לאוכלוסיות מעוטות יכולת לכלול אותם בסל המזון היומי”

The expected effects of including healthy food products in the basket of price-controlled foods will also help low-income populations include them in their daily food basket

Translation from Hebrew. The quote above is the original.

Knesset bill P/643/25, Supervision of Prices of Goods and Services (amendment – whole-wheat bread), sponsored by MKs Aida Touma-Sliman, Youssef Atauna, Ofer Cassif, Ayman Odeh and Ahmad Tibi (Hadash–Ta’al), explanatory notesLegislative record2022-12-19Saved copyVerified · Oct 3, 2026

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