01The story in brief
Apolitit is a free guide to the election for the 26th Knesset that shows each voter which list is closest to them based on what the lists did, not only on what they say. It draws on the votes in the plenum of the 25th Knesset, bills and official platforms, and every position of every list links to its source.
The quiz is only the start: 16 questions, about three minutes, ending with the closest list and a "why this one?" button that shows the evidence. Beyond it there is a side-by-side comparison of up to four lists, a daily poll average in which each pollster counts once, a coalition calculator, a voting page for each MK, games built on the outgoing Knesset's data, and a guide for election day. The whole site is also available in Hebrew.
The site recommends no one, carries no ads, and is not funded by any party or political body. Every error found is fixed and recorded in the corrections log.
And it is not only an election site. After October 27 it will keep following the 26th Knesset: how the new MKs vote, which bills they push and what they actually do, with the same rule of a link to every source.
02Numbers to quote
As of 12 October 2026. Each number links to the page it comes from.
- 3,201Votes in the plenum of the 25th Knesset in the database Source ↗
- 13Competing lists the site follows Source ↗
- 16Disputed issues in the quiz Source ↗
- 25 to 24The closest vote: the sovereignty bill for Judea and Samaria, preliminary reading Source ↗
- 3.9%The highest share of votes against their own faction by a single MK, out of main votes Source ↗
03Who is behind the site
Yair Gur Arieh
Founder and developer
Yair Gur Arieh, 32, from Tel Aviv, built Apolitit on his own, in his free time. He has no team, office or investors, and the site has no ties to any party, organization or funder.
"I felt that to understand what our Knesset members actually do, how they voted and which laws they push, you needed a law degree or hours of free time to dig through complicated government websites. So I took my tech skills and decided to simply fix that."
He does not say how he votes: the site does not change based on what he thinks. Available for radio, TV and podcast interviews, in Hebrew and English.
04Images to download
High-resolution screenshots, free to use with the credit "Apolitit". Explainer videos (56 and 21 seconds) are available by email.
05The poll average on your site
You can embed Apolitit's poll average in your article, free. It updates itself daily, and each pollster counts once.
From the end of the Friday before the election, Israeli law bans publishing new polls. From that moment the poll average shows the warning the law requires above itself, so even an old embed stays within the law.
This is how it looks:
<iframe src="https://www.apolitit.co.il/embed/he/polls" title="ממוצע הסקרים, א־פוליטית" width="100%" height="640" style="border:0;max-width:640px" loading="lazy"></iframe><iframe src="https://www.apolitit.co.il/embed/en/polls" title="Poll average, Apolitit" width="100%" height="640" style="border:0;max-width:640px" loading="lazy"></iframe>You can also link: every page on the site shows a designed preview card on social networks, and a ready comparison between lists is saved in a link you can put in an article.
06Contact
Email: apolitit7@gmail.com
Press phone: 054-314-9339
The site on social media
Yair on social media
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Need anything else?
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