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Yashar

Yashar is an Israeli party founded in September 2025 by Gadi Eisenkot after he left Benny Gantz's National Unity.

Political position

Centre-right · Where sources place the party
Wikipedia: new centre-right party (Yashar)

51%Probability · Israeli Legislative Election Winner 2026

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Former Shin Bet director Yoram Cohen is its number two. Wikipedia calls it a new centre-right party. It is a list in the 2026 Israeli legislative election of 27 October.

History

Eisenkot founded Yashar in September 2025 after leaving Gantz's National Unity over disputes about leadership. Yoram Cohen, a former director of the Shin Bet, is the second name on its list.

Positions

The party stresses reform of government and the setting up of an inquiry commission into the attacks of 7 October 2023. Wikipedia describes it as centre-right.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Wikipedia

  1. Yashar 51%
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Israeli Legislative Election Winner 2026

OutcomeLeft – RightProbability
YasharCentre-right51%
LikudRight49%
TogetherCentre-right1%
ShasRight<1%
The DemocratsCentre-left<1%
Otzma YehuditFar right<1%

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