Each issue’s answers in order, from one end of the debate to the other. The same colour and number in a row is the same answer; the figure beside each answer is the seats its lists hold in the polling average.
No position foundDeclined to answerRecorded, not classifiedOn the record, not a questionnaire answerNot said publicly: from the record, see why1Priorities that can coexist, so no order
Open any row for every list’s own words and source.
Under each list: its seats in the polling average.
Bars over the columns mark the blocs:Netanyahu blocAnti-Netanyahu bloc (Zionist parties)Between the blocsJoint List and Ra'am
Recorded answers by list. Rows are questions; columns are lists. Each cell opens its row with the list’s words and source.
2Override only with a special majority (70 MKs or more)12.3
3Oppose an override clause21.0
1Narrow, rather than abolish8.3
1A commission outside the 1968 law54.6
2An independent inquiry, form not set4.8
3A state commission under the 1968 law60.6
1Annex the whole West Bank17.3
2Annex Area C or chosen areas22.9
3Backs sovereignty, blocks binding bills29.7
4Expand settlements, no pledge to annex21.0
5Separate from the Palestinians9.0
6No annexation, a Palestinian state12.5
1Keep them Orthodox-run50.4
2Civil marriage, local Shabbat rules39.8
3Civil marriage, non-Orthodox conversion9.0
1Oppose civil alternatives15.2
2Split: coalition deals keep the rabbinate's monopoly; senior MKs vote for civil marriage22.1
3Allow a civil option48.8
1Keep the current Shabbat rules43.0
2Allow local choice / a limited service56.5
1Keep Orthodox authority20.9
2Extend recognition9.0
1Free markets, a smaller state30.3
2Lower living costs, narrow gaps50.4
3Reward those who serve4.2
4Budgets for the communities it serves27.7
1Oppose a Palestinian state77.5
2Not on the agenda now21.0
3Separation in a regional deal9.0
4Support a Palestinian state12.5
1Security control without running civilian affairs49.9
2Israeli control, with military government or settlement5.7
Each list is placed by the answer its own words or record support; the words are the party’s, quoted or summarised from the sources shown. Nothing recorded is itself a finding, and the site says when it last checked. Indented rows are narrower questions under the issue above them. A list’s broad answer is never carried down to them, so a blank there means these sources do not answer the narrow question. These classifications compare recorded answers; they are not a stability forecast, questions are not equally important, and differences may be negotiable.