Srugim, the religious-Zionist news site, has launched two interactive tools for the 2026 election cycle: a voter compass that matches users to parties based on their positions, and a poll aggregator that tracks surveys and lets users build coalition scenarios.
Israel Elections 2026
New election compass and poll tracker
Not sure which party to vote for in 2026? A new interactive tool asks 15 questions across policy, religion-state, economy and security to match you with a party — and a poll aggregator lets you build your own coalition scenarios.
The election compass
The compass asks a short series of questions across several policy areas to map which party best fits the user's views. Questions are divided into categories: foreign policy and security, religion and state, the economy, domestic security, and society.
Users first select which issue matters most to them in the election, then answer questions in each category. The tool then matches their answers to the platforms of the parties running.
The poll centre
A separate page aggregates all published polls from Israeli media outlets. The page allows filtering by recent surveys, by individual pollster, or by a custom date range the user sets.
Building coalitions
The poll centre also includes an interactive feature that lets users assemble potential coalitions from parties that cross the electoral threshold, testing different combinations on the way to 61 Knesset seats.
