How it works
This site exists to help you understand who's asking for your vote, based only on facts with labeled sources — not analysis, rankings, or political positions of its own.
Source tiers
Every fact on the site is tagged with one of three source tiers, so you know how much to rely on it:
Official record
Information sourced directly from government records — like the Knesset website or the Registrar of Parties.
Verified external
Information from news reporting or other verified external sources, not an official government record.
Self-reported
Information sourced from the candidate or party themselves — for example stated priorities or a bio from a party site.
How the data is collected
Government data on the site (like bills) is collected in batches from public sources and checked before it's published. The live site never queries any government or external database in real time — so what you see is a stable, reviewed snapshot, not the result of a live call that could change or fail.
No AI editorial judgment
This site doesn't use AI to decide what's important, what's significant, or how to frame a position. AI may assist with technical data extraction, but every fact shown has been verified by a person.
Original government text
When text from an official government source is shown — like a bill's title or summary — it's presented exactly as written, without editing, selective shortening, or reordering. That text is always linked back to its source on the Knesset website.