Likud
A right-wing party formed in 1973 through the fusion of Menachem Begin's Herut Movement, the Liberal Party, and several other political groups. In the past it was the most right-wing party in the Knesset, but since 1977 has become much more pragmatic. It is led by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who is also a candidate for prime minister in the coming elections. It had 22 seats in the 14th Knesset under the Likud-Gesher-Tsomet alignment of 32 seats.

The party list

1. Binyamin Netanyahu
2. Silvan Shalom
3. Moshe Katsav
4. Limor Livnat
5. Meir Sheetrit
6. Gideon Ezra
7. Naomi Blumenthal
8. Ariel Sharon
9. Uzi Landau
10. Reuven Rivlin
11. Dan Naveh
12. Tzahi Hanegbi
13. Yisrael Katz
14. Michael Eitan
15. Yehoshua Matza
16. Moshe Arens
17. Avraham Herschson
18. Tzippi Livni
19. Ayoub Kara
20. Yuval Steinitz
21. Ze'ev Boim
22. Shaul Amor
23. Eli Cohen
24. Ze'ev Geizel
25. Gila Gamliel
26. Gilad Arden
27. David Mena
28. Avi Ben-Avraham
29. Liat Rabner
30. Yossi Ahimeir
31. Michael (Micky) Ratzon
32. Doron Shmueli
33. Assad Assad
34. Zehava Koren
35. Yehiel Hazan

Closing spots:
118.Sarah Doron
119.Dov Shilansky
120.Dan Tichon