Party across Knessets

Likud coalition

הליכוד

In the 25th Knesset: Likud · 15 November 2022 — present

Members

Members (44 all time)

Cohesion

99.9%

144,888 of 145,000 votes matched the party's most common choice

Votes with members voting

7,138

How the list's majority voted

Votes after which a bill becomes law (or does not).

28 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק נוכחות עורך דין בחקירת קטינים ואנשים עם מוגבלות (תיקוני חקיקה והוראת שעה), התשפ"ו-2026Presence of an Attorney at the Interrogation of Minors and Persons with Disabilities (Legislative Amendments and Temporary Provision) Bill, 2026auto5 for · 0 against · 5 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (2 for · 0 against)
28 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק לעידוד פעילות בשוק ההון (תיקוני חקיקה), התשפ"ד-2024Encouragement of Capital Market Activity (Legislative Amendments) Bill, 2024auto6 for · 0 against · 6 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)
28 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק לתיקון פקודת בתי הסוהר (הארכת הוראות שעה) (תיקוני חקיקה), התשפ"ו-2026Prisons Ordinance Amendment (Extension of Temporary Provisions) (Legislative Amendments) Bill, 2026auto8 for · 1 against · 9 of 120 votedCoalition 8:0 · Opposition 0:1Likud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoThe sharp and unexpected increase in the number of detainees and prisoners since the start of the war requires providing the Israel Prison Service with temporary tools to deal with overcrowding until permanent solutions, such as building new facilities, are completed.Speakers who made this point: 2Opponents saidautoThe temporary provision has effectively become a permanent situation that has already lasted three years, and under the current government policy, any additional incarceration space will only be filled with more prisoners instead of resolving the overcrowding.Speakers who made this point: 15 members spoke · 23 reservations
28 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק התכנון והבנייה (תיקון מס' 168), התשפ"ו-2026Planning and Building Bill (Amendment No. 168), 2026auto11 for · 0 against · 11 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)
28 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק לתיקון פקודת העיריות (מס' 162), התשפ"ו–2026Municipalities Ordinance Amendment Bill (No. 162), 2026auto6 for · 0 against · 6 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)
28 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק לתיקון ולהארכת תוקפן של תקנות שעת חירום (חרבות ברזל) (פגישה עם עורך דין של עצור בעבירת ביטחון) (תיקון מס' 8), התשפ"ו-2026.Emergency Regulations (Swords of Iron) (Meeting with an Attorney for a Detainee Held for a Security Offence) (Amendment No. 8) Amendment and Extension of Validity Bill, 2026.auto9 for · 0 against · 9 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק זיכרון הטבח והנצחת הגבורה ביום כ"ב בתשרי (שמחת תורה) – 7 באוקטובר, התשפ"ו– 2026 (פ/4043/25,כ/1153) (פ/4900/25)Remembrance of the Massacre and Commemoration of Heroism on 22 Tishrei (Simchat Torah) – 7 October Bill, 2026 (P/4043/25, C/1153) (P/4900/25)auto8 for · 0 against · 8 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק הרשות לפיתוח הנגב (תיקון מס' 4) (תיקון מס' 2), התשפ"ו–2026Negev Development Authority Bill (Amendment No. 4) (Amendment No. 2), 2026auto11 for · 0 against · 1 abst. · 12 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (4 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק ההתיישנות (תיקון מס' 10), התשפ"ו–2026 (פ/2569/25)Prescription Bill (Amendment No. 10), 2026 (P/2569/25)auto52 for · 0 against · 52 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (23 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק חופשה שנתית (תיקון מס' 17), התשפ"ו–2026Annual Leave Bill (Amendment No. 17), 2026auto43 for · 0 against · 43 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (17 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק להנצחת זכרה של גולדה מאיר, התשפ"ו–2026 (פ/4905/25)Commemoration of the Memory of Golda Meir Bill, 2026 (P/4905/25)auto15 for · 0 against · 15 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (4 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק יום לציון מורשת יהדות מרוקו וצפון אפריקה, התשפ"ו–2026 (פ/6382/25)Day Commemorating the Heritage of Moroccan and North African Jewry Bill, 2026 (P/6382/25)auto25 for · 0 against · 25 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (6 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק הגנת הצרכן (תיקון מס' 73), התשפ"ה-2025 (פ/2936/25) (פ/3535/25)Consumer Protection Bill (Amendment No. 73), 2025 (P/2936/25) (P/3535/25)auto18 for · 0 against · 18 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (2 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק זכויות הסטודנט (תיקון מס' 11), התשפ"ו–2026Student Rights Bill (Amendment No. 11), 2026auto16 for · 0 against · 16 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (4 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק תקשורת דיגיטלית עם גופים ציבוריים (תיקון מס' 5), התשפ"ו-2026Digital Communication with Public Bodies Bill (Amendment No. 5), 2026auto16 for · 0 against · 16 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (2 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק משק הדלק (קווי תשתית), התשפ"ו-2026Fuel Economy Bill (Infrastructure Lines), 2026auto9 for · 0 against · 9 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק רשות מקרקעי ישראל (תיקון מס' 16) (הקצאת קרקע לרשות מקומית למיתקן לייצור חשמל מאנרגיה מתחדשת), התשפ"ו–2026Israel Land Authority Bill (Amendment No. 16) (Allocation of Land to a Local Authority for a Facility for Generating Electricity from Renewable Energy), 2026auto15 for · 0 against · 15 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (2 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק רשות מקרקעי ישראל (תיקון מס' 16) (הקצאת קרקע לרשות מקומית למיתקן לייצור חשמל מאנרגיה מתחדשת), התשפ"ו–2026Israel Land Authority Bill (Amendment No. 16) (Allocation of Land to a Local Authority for a Facility for Generating Electricity from Renewable Energy), 2026auto13 for · 0 against · 13 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (1 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק לתיקון פקודת סדר הדין הפלילי (מעצר וחיפוש) (מס' 19 - הוראת שעה), התשפ"ו-2026Bill to Amend the Criminal Procedure Ordinance (Arrest and Search) (No. 19 - temporary provision), 2026auto21 for · 0 against · 21 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (5 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק נתוני אשראי (תיקון מס' 6), התשפ"ו–2026Credit Data Bill (Amendment No. 6), 2026auto24 for · 0 against · 24 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (5 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק לקידום הבנייה במתחמים מועדפים(הוראת שעה)(תיקון מס' 9), התשפ"ו-2026Promotion of Construction in Preferred Housing Areas Bill (temporary provision) (Amendment No. 9), 2026auto15 for · 3 against · 18 of 120 votedCoalition 14:0 · Opposition 1:3Likud: majority for (7 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoThe law's validity should be extended by only one additional year to allow the committee to continue handling the preferred plans already submitted, subject to a government commitment to limit harm to open areas and agricultural land and to focus on urban renewal.Speakers who made this point: 1Opponents saidautoThe National Committee for Preferred Housing Projects (Vatmal) was established as a temporary solution in 2014 but has effectively become permanent for 15 years, which is neither reasonable nor proportionate.Speakers who made this point: 12 members spoke · 162 reservations
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק התקנים (תיקון מס' 21), התשפ"ו-2026Standards Bill (Amendment No. 21), 2026auto27 for · 0 against · 27 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (5 for · 0 against)
17 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק אומנה לילדים (תיקון מס' 8), התשפ"ו–2026Foster Care for Children Bill (Amendment No. 8), 2026auto35 for · 0 against · 35 of 120 votedLikud: majority for (6 for · 0 against)
16 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק שירות ביטחון (תיקון מס' 29 - הוראת שעה), התשפ"ו-2026Security Service Bill (Amendment No. 29 - temporary provision), 2026auto43 for · 12 against · 1 abst. · 56 of 120 votedCoalition 43:0 · Opposition 0:12Likud: majority for (21 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoThe state and the IDF are facing a severe manpower shortage, and there is an immediate operational need to extend mandatory service in order to meet the needs of the war and the Chief of Staff.Speakers who made this point: 3Opponents saidautoThe law places the entire burden on those already serving, while the government simultaneously acts to ease and exempt an entire public, mainly Haredim, from service and even from arrest for draft evasion, thereby dividing the people into "the people who serve" and "the people who evade."Speakers who made this point: 1738 members spoke · 443 reservations
16 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק הרשות השנייה לטלוויזיה ורדיו (תיקון מס' 50), התשפ"ו–2026 (פ/4505/25)Second Authority for Television and Radio Bill (Amendment No. 50), 2026 (P/4505/25)auto31 for · 17 against · 48 of 120 votedCoalition 28:0 · Opposition 3:17Likud: majority for (11 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoThe law will allow sectoral stations (Arab, Haredi, Russian, and others) to reach their target audiences throughout the country, including areas not currently covered, such as the Negev and the North.Speakers who made this point: 3Opponents saidautoThis is another step in the minister's broader effort to harm and privatize public broadcasting, under the guise of slogans about fighting monopolies while creating new monopolies in the hands of affiliated capital owners.Speakers who made this point: 229 members spoke · 646 reservations
16 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק הבחירות לכנסת העשרים ושש (הוראות מיוחדות ותיקוני חקיקה), התשפ"ו-2026Elections to the Twenty-Sixth Knesset Bill (Special Provisions and legislative amendments), 2026auto23 for · 6 against · 29 of 120 votedCoalition 23:0 · Opposition 0:6Likud: majority for (8 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoThe bill includes essential and necessary arrangements for holding the elections at the present time, including a voting arrangement for evacuees whose homes were damaged or who left combat zones, and therefore opposition to the law directly harms this population.Speakers who made this point: 1Opponents saidautoPreventing polling stations in nursing homes and assisted living facilities harms the voting right of tens of thousands of elderly people, including Holocaust survivors and elderly people without family, who will not be able to exercise their right to vote, perhaps for the last time in their lives.Speakers who made this point: 516 members spoke
16 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק התקשורת (שידורים), התשפ"ו-2026Communications (Broadcasting) Bill, 2026auto53 for · 48 against · 2 abst. · 103 of 120 votedCoalition 52:0 · Opposition 1:48Likud: majority for (26 for · 0 against · 1 abst.)Supporters saidautoThe law removes outdated regulation and entry barriers, opens the communications market to competition, and enables the entry of new channels and players, which will increase the diversity of opinions and break up existing monopolies.Speakers who made this point: 2Opponents saidautoThe legislative process was flawed and exceptionally rushed: the law was tabled in the Knesset against the position of the Attorney General, a special committee was established to bypass the Economic Affairs Committee, the minister himself effectively ran the committee and drafted clauses and reservations, and the Knesset Legal Advisor and the committee were attacked and overridden - which is expected to lead to the law's invalidation by the High Court of Justice.Speakers who made this point: 1343 members spoke
16 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק זכויות הסטודנט (תיקון מס' 12), התשפ"ו–2026Student Rights Bill (Amendment No. 12), 2026auto52 for · 43 against · 95 of 120 votedCoalition 50:0 · Opposition 2:43Likud: majority for (24 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoCurrently, men and women from the Haredi and religious public, who are committed to a religious lifestyle, are forced to forgo higher education and professional advancement in fields requiring a master's or doctoral degree because they lack a suitable framework for studies, which harms their livelihood and their integration into the labor market.Speakers who made this point: 3Opponents saidautoGender segregation is not equality but rather actual exclusion of women, since women are the ones who pay the historical price of any segregation, and will receive inferior conditions, lecturers, and resources in the separate tracks.Speakers who made this point: 941 members spoke · 600 reservations
15 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק היועץ המשפטי לממשלה (חוות דעת, ייצוג ופיקוח), התשפ"ו–2026Attorney General Bill (Legal Opinions, Representation and Oversight), 2026auto65 for · 51 against · 116 of 120 votedCoalition 64:0 · Opposition 1:51Likud: majority for (29 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoThe actual conduct of the current Attorney General, such as delaying security appointments (the head of the Mossad, the head of the Shin Bet) and selective enforcement, proves the need for structural reform and the failure of the existing system.Speakers who made this point: 9Opponents saidautoThe law allows the government to disregard legal opinions and instruct public officials to act contrary to the law, thereby releasing the executive branch from subordination to the rule of law and making the government the arbiter of the legality of its own actions.Speakers who made this point: 1165 members spoke · 778 reservations
15 July 2026 · Third readingLaw passedהצעת חוק איסור הונאה בכשרות (תיקון מס' 5), התשפ"ו-2026Prohibition of Kashrut Fraud Bill (Amendment No. 5), 2026auto46 for · 41 against · 87 of 120 votedCoalition 46:0 · Opposition 0:41Likud: majority for (18 for · 0 against)Supporters saidautoThe law severs the direct financial dependency between the kashrut supervisor and the business owner being supervised, thereby removing a built-in conflict of interest that harmed the credibility of supervision.Speakers who made this point: 1Opponents saidautoThis is a law intended to create and secure thousands of jobs for political associates, mainly for the Haredi parties, through control over the religious councils and local rabbinate.Speakers who made this point: 1023 members spoke · 1,517 reservations

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Members · Members (44 all time)

Across Knessets

Knesset	Faction	Coalition / opposition	Members	Period
25	Likud	coalition	44	15 November 2022 — present
24	Likud headed by Benjamin Netanyahu	opposition	31	6 April 2021 — 15 November 2022
23	Likud	coalition	43	16 March 2020 — 6 April 2021
22	Likud headed by Benjamin Netanyahu	coalition	32	3 October 2019 — 16 March 2020
21	Likud headed by Benjamin Netanyahu	coalition	35	30 April 2019 — 3 October 2019
20	Likud	coalition	34	31 March 2015 — 30 April 2019
19	Likud	coalition	20	9 July 2014 — 31 March 2015
19	Likud Yisrael Beytenu · Likud + Yisrael Beytenu	coalition	32	5 February 2013 — 9 July 2014
18	Likud	coalition	28	24 February 2009 — 5 February 2013
17	Likud	opposition	14	17 April 2006 — 24 February 2009
16	Likud	opposition	42	17 February 2003 — 17 April 2006

A faction is in the coalition when one of its members holds a government post on the vote date (official Knesset data).