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The Pirates

Led by Ohad Yaakov Shem Tov

List submitted to the Central Elections CommitteeLast updated 21.09.2026

Party websiteThe Pirates platform

About The Pirates ahead of the 2026 election, including the candidate list, the platform by topic, poll standing and sources.

Poll standing

Below the threshold in every recent poll

Doesn't cross the threshold in any of the 5 recent polls

Below the electoral threshold

Platform at a Glance

The key positions as published in the party's platform.

VerifiedLast updated 21.09.2026Platform – the Pirates party's wiki

Enlistment and equal burden-sharing

The platform includes no clear treatment of enlistment and service.

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Security, Gaza, and the war

The platform declares a pursuit of 'peace among all inhabitants of the land,' but does not present a detailed diplomatic or security plan.

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Cost of living and economy

No clear treatment of this topic was found in the platform. The party's intellectual-property position is shown under the culture topic.

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Democracy and the judiciary

The Pirates propose abolishing the electoral threshold, expanding public participation in decision-making, increasing transparency in government processes, and improving the accessibility of public service.

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Religion and state

The platform includes no clear treatment of religion and state.

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Education / health and welfare

On education: included as part of the services the state and community should provide throughout the life cycle, with no detailed education reform or plan. On health: included the same way, with no specific health-policy plan.

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Candidate list for the 2026 election: The Pirates

List submitted to the Central Elections CommitteeLast updated 21.09.2026Source: Ynet; the Central Elections Committee's own site (gov.il); the Israel Democracy Institute; Hamichlol

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A veteran political activist; a co-founder of the Israeli Pirate Party and its chair

Experience and activity

A veteran political activist, a co-founder of the Israeli Pirate Party and its chair. He previously served as chair of the Aleh Yarok (Green Leaf) party and also ran on the "Holocaust Survivors with Aleh Yarok Graduates" list. He headed the Pirate Party's list in the 2013 (19th Knesset) election, in which the party received 2,076 votes - its highest result in a Knesset election.

Source: Ynet; the Central Elections Committee; the Israel Democracy Institute

2NKNoam Weissgerber Kozer
3DADan Arieli
4MRMeital Rom
5RKRoi Avraham Kleitman
6LMLydia Maltin
7LRLilach Rubin
8DFDaniel Binyamin Felber
9DEDavid Eilon
10KGKit Lawrence Goldstein
11THTehila Ron Hoffman
12AWAvital Wertheimer
13SHSolberg Rai Halela
14RSReinhard Stoh
15NSNir Segev
16MZMaron Rami Ziv
17NCNetanel Cohen
18HAHaim Almekias
19EHEhud Shahar Halamish
20YWYoav David Weinstein
21DNDor-Shimshon Nahir
22YPYehuda Arie Pavitz
23UGUri Gur
24NRNetanel Romano
25OOOr-Mordechai Oren

Sources

The main sources behind this party's information, grouped by data type.

Information here is based on official sources — it isn't a recommendation for who to vote for.