Hatnua
התנועה
Hatnua was active from 2012 to 2019.
Hatnua was a liberal party that Tzipi Livni, a former foreign minister, formed in November 2012 after leaving Kadima. It stood out for its push for a peace settlement with the Palestinians, and it won six seats in 2013.
In 2015 it ran with Labor as the Zionist Union. In February 2019 Livni took it out of that year's election.
- Led by
- Tzipi Livni
- Founded
- 27 November 2012
- Ended
- 2019
- Joint lists
- Zionist Union
The best result of Hatnua since 2013 was 6 seats, in the election of 2013.
Seats won in each Knesset election since 2013. Where Hatnua ran inside a joint list, the column is the whole list's seats.
On its own listThe whole joint list it ran inside
| Election | List | Letters | Votes | Share | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | Zionist Union | אמת | 786,313 | 18.7% | 24 |
| 2013 | Hatnua | צפ | 189,167 | 5.0% | 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 2013, Hatnua took its highest share of the vote in Bir El-Maksur, 23.0%.
The five towns of at least 5,000 eligible voters where its list did best that year.
- Bir El-Maksur23.0%
- Beit Jann18.7%
- Sderot10.8%
- Omer10.6%
- Metar10.2%
These parties are part of the story of Hatnua.
- Zionist UnionThe Zionist Union was the joint list of the Labor Party, led by Isaac Herzog, and Tzipi Livni's Hatnua, formed in December 2014 for the election of March 2015.
- KadimaKadima was a centrist party that Ariel Sharon founded on 24 November 2005 with moderates from Likud, after the disengagement from Gaza, soon joined by politicians from Labor.
Frequently asked questions
Who led Hatnua?
Tzipi Livni led Hatnua.
When was Hatnua founded?
Hatnua was founded on 27 November 2012.
How many seats did Hatnua win?
The best result of Hatnua since 2013 was 6 seats, in the election of 2013.
What were the ballot letters of Hatnua?
In the election of 2013, Hatnua ran on the ballot letters צפ.
Sources: English Wikipedia, Hatnua, Hebrew Wikipedia, התנועה, the Central Elections Committee.