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Yashar

ישר!

Yashar won 21 of the 120 seats in the election of 27 October 2026, with 913,629 votes (16.05%).

Likud: 27Yashar: 21Together: 12Joint List: 11The Democrats: 8Ra'am: 8Yisrael Beiteinu: 7Otzma Yehudit: 7United Torah Judaism: 7Shas: 6Religious Zionist Party: 621of the 120 seats
Yashar won 21 of the 120 seats in the election of 2026.

Yashar is a centrist party that Gadi Eisenkot founded in September 2025. Eisenkot is a former chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces and sat in the Knesset for National Unity. The party also goes by Yashar! with Eisenkot.

In its first election, on 27 October 2026, it won 21 seats, second only to Likud.

Gadi Eisenkot
Portrait after a photo by Yahav Trudler (Yahav Studio), CC BY-SA 3.0
Leader
Gadi Eisenkot
Founded
16 September 2025
In the 26th Knesset
21 seats

The best result of Yashar since 2013 was 21 seats, in the election of 2026.

Seats won in each Knesset election since 2013. Where Yashar ran inside a joint list, the column is the whole list's seats.

ElectionListVotesSeats
2026Yashar913,62921

The results are the Central Elections Committee's; 2026 is the committee's official results of 4 November 2026. The committee's results

Yashar has 21 members in the 26th Knesset.

  • Gadi Eisenkot

    Gadi Eisenkot

    No. 1 on the list

  • Yoram Cohen

    Yoram Cohen

    No. 2 on the list

  • Orit Farkash-Hacohen

    Orit Farkash-Hacohen

    No. 3 on the list

  • Adi Altschuler

    Adi Altschuler

    No. 4 on the list

  • Matan Kahana

    Matan Kahana

    No. 5 on the list

  • Hili Tropper

    Hili Tropper

    No. 6 on the list

  • Shaul Meridor

    Shaul Meridor

    No. 7 on the list

  • Tair Ifergan

    Tair Ifergan

    No. 8 on the list

  • Oshrat Gani Gonen

    Oshrat Gani Gonen

    No. 9 on the list

  • Shira Shapira

    No. 10 on the list

  • Inbar Harush Gity

    No. 11 on the list

  • Elazar Stern

    Elazar Stern

    No. 12 on the list

  • Kamil Abu Rokon

    Kamil Abu Rokon

    No. 13 on the list

  • Devorah Sharifian Bachar

    No. 14 on the list

  • Alex Rif

    Alex Rif

    No. 15 on the list

  • Inbar Yehezkeli

    No. 16 on the list

  • Roy Folkman

    Roy Folkman

    No. 17 on the list

  • Israel Zari

    Israel Zari

    No. 18 on the list

  • Tal Ohana

    Tal Ohana

    No. 19 on the list

  • Elisaf Peretz

    No. 20 on the list

  • Yaffa Tabaja

    No. 21 on the list

All 120 members of the 26th Knesset

In the election of 2026, Yashar took its highest share of the vote in Isfiya, 64.2%.

The five towns of at least 5,000 eligible voters where its list did best that year.

  1. Isfiya64.2%
  2. Daliyat al-Karmel55.6%
  3. Julis46.4%
  4. Yanuh-Jat41.1%
  5. Ramat HaSharon36.9%

These parties are part of the story of Yashar.

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Frequently asked questions

Who leads Yashar?

Gadi Eisenkot leads Yashar.

When was Yashar founded?

Yashar was founded on 16 September 2025.

How many seats does Yashar have in the Knesset?

Yashar won 21 of the 120 seats in the election of 27 October 2026, with 913,629 votes (16.05%).

Sources: English Wikipedia, Yashar (political party), Hebrew Wikipedia, ישר!, the Central Elections Committee.