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Line 23: − + − + − − NOTE: After the government formation, one MK left Likud and joined the Religious Zionist alliance. − − This is not considered the "official opposition" as the Joint List will not sit with any coalition led by either Likud or a religious Jewish party.
→Opposition Parties
*[[United Arab List]] - 4 seats
*[[United Arab List]] - 4 seats
===Opposition Parties===
===Official Opposition===<ref>Under Knesset rules, all parties not part of the ruling coalition are considered the "official opposition"; this does not mean they are necessarily united (for example, the Joint List is an alliance of pro-Palestinian parties, which has nothing in common with Likud or any of the Orthodox Jewish parties).</ref>
*[[Likud]] - 29 seats
*[[Likud]] - 29 seats<ref>Originally Likud won 30 seats with one seat contested by a member operating via a "shelf party" in an official alliance, while the Religious Zionist alliance won six seats; after the government formation, that member left Likud and joined the Religious Zionist alliance. The numbers shown are after the move.</ref>
*[[Shas]] - 9 seats
*[[Shas]] - 9 seats
*[[United Torah Judaism]] - 7 seats
*[[United Torah Judaism]] - 7 seats
*[[Religious Zionist]] - 7 seats
*[[Religious Zionist]] - 7 seats
*[[Joint List]] - 6 seats
*[[Joint List]] - 6 seats
[[Category:Israeli Politics]]
[[Category:Israeli Politics]]