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Johns Hopkins University | Israel Votes 2009

The following 34 parties are running for election in Israel on February 10, 2009. They are listed in alphabetical order according to their Hebrew name and the translation appears in parentheses.

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	Acharayut (Responsibility)
	Aleh Yarok (Green Leaf)
	Balad (National Democratic Assembly)
	Brit Olam Lemaan Yeladeinu (Lasting Promise to Our Children)
	Da'am (Workers Party)
	Gil (Israeli Pensioners)
	HaAvoda (Labor)
	HaBayit HaYehudi (The Jewish Home)
	Hadash (The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality)
	HaTnuah HaHadash Meretz (The New Meretz Movement)
	HaTnuah HaYeroka/Meimad (The Green Movement/Meimad)
	HaYerokim (The Greens)
	HaYisraelim (The Israelis)
	Ichud HaLeumi (National Union)
	Kadima (Forward)
	Koach HaKesef (The Power of Money)
	Koach Lehaspiah (Power to Influence)
	Lazuz
	Leader
	Lev (Heart)
	Likud (United)
	Lochamei Hevrah Meuchadim (United Fighters for Society)
	Mahapach BeHinuch (Revolution in Education)
	Nitzoley Shoah Im Bogrey Aleh Yarok (Holocaust Survivors w/Green Leaf Alumni)
	Or (Light)
	Ra'ash (Men's Rights Party)
	Shas (World Union of Torah Observant Sephardim)
	Tzomet-HaTnuah LeZionut Mithadeshet (Junction - Movement for Renewed Zionism)
	United Arab List
	Yahadut HaTorah ve Shabbat (Torah Judaism and Shabbat Observance)
	Yisrael Beteinu (Israel our Home)
	Yisrael Hamithadeshet (Renewed Israel)
	Yisrael Hazaka (Strong Israel)
	Zabar (Youth of Israel)

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