Analysis
23 March 2021 Israeli Elections – Everything You Need to Know
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On 23 December 2020 the Knesset was automatically dissolved after the national unity government failed to pass a 2020 state budget. Elections will be held on 23 March 2021, Israel’s fourth election in less than two years.
For more background on the collapse of the coalition, watch BICOM Director Richard Pater’s election briefing.
BICOM’s Election Bulletin:
- Israeli Election Bulletin, 12 February, 2021
- Israeli Election Bulletin, 15 January, 2021
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- Read BICOM’s coverage from the three previous elections: March 2, 2020; September 17, 2019; April 9, 2019
Election coverage from BICOM’s Morning Brief:
- Parties submit their lists for March Election | 5 February, 2021
- Netanyahu aims to win support of Israeli-Arabs | 4 January, 2021
- Israel heads to fourth election in two years | 23 December, 2020
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- More of BICOM’s news and analysis can be found here
BICOM Poll of Polls
Aggregate Polling, February 4-11
Party size and where they stand on political issues
BICOM’s Election Podcasts
Episode 135 | Israeli public opinion featuring Professor Tamar Hermann
Episode 134 | A view of the elections from inside the Joint List featuring featuring MK Aida Touma-Suleiman
Episode 133 | How the New Hope party views Israel’s election featuring MK Sharren Haskel
Episode 132 | Yesh Atid’s perspective on Israel’s election featuring Yair Zivan
Episode 131 | The Likud perspective on Israel’s upcoming election featuring Eli Hazan
Episode 130 | Israel enters another election cycle featuring Yaakov Katz
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