Hadash–Ta'al
חד״ש-תע״ל
Hadash–Ta'al has no seat in the 26th Knesset, elected on 27 October 2026.
Hadash–Ta'al is the joint list of Hadash and Ta'al. It first ran in 2003, for the 16th Knesset, and again in April 2019 and in 2022, when it won six and five seats.
In 2026 both parties ran inside the Joint List again, with Balad.
The best result of Hadash–Ta'al since 2013 was 6 seats, in the election of April 2019.
Seats won in each Knesset election since 2013. Where Hadash–Ta'al ran inside a joint list, the column is the whole list's seats.
| Election | List | Letters | Votes | Share | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Hadash–Ta'al | ום | 178,735 | 3.8% | 5 |
| April 2019 | Hadash–Ta'al | ום | 193,442 | 4.5% | 6 |
The results are the Central Elections Committee's; 2026 is the committee's official results of 4 November 2026. The committee's results
In the election of 2022, Hadash–Ta'al took its highest share of the vote in Taibe, 62.9%.
The five towns of at least 5,000 eligible voters where its list did best that year.
- Taibe62.9%
- Kafr Yasif53.6%
- Iksal52.0%
- I'billin48.4%
- Deir Hanna47.8%
These parties are part of the story of Hadash–Ta'al.
- HadashHadash, the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality, is a socialist party of Jews and Arabs.
- Ta'alTa'al, the Arab Movement for Renewal, is an Arab nationalist party that Ahmad Tibi founded for the election of 1996, and he still leads it.
- Joint ListThe Joint List is an alliance of Arab-majority parties.
Frequently asked questions
When was Hadash–Ta'al founded?
Hadash–Ta'al was founded in 2003.
How many seats does Hadash–Ta'al have in the Knesset?
Hadash–Ta'al has no seat in the 26th Knesset, elected on 27 October 2026.
What were the ballot letters of Hadash–Ta'al?
In the election of 2022, Hadash–Ta'al ran on the ballot letters ום.
Sources: English Wikipedia, Hadash–Ta'al, Hebrew Wikipedia, חד"ש-תע"ל, the Central Elections Committee.