MKs answered Walla's election questionnaire, and you won't believe which party Rothman matched

Walla launched a digital political compatibility questionnaire ahead of the elections, putting MKs to the test. Simcha Rothman, Moshe Tur-Paz, and Ohad Tal answered the questionnaire, and the surprising results showed high compatibility with parties other than their own. Rothman got 93% compatibility with Likud, Tur-Paz led to Yisrael Beiteinu, and Tal got 97% with Likud.

Ahead of the upcoming elections, Walla launched a digital political compatibility questionnaire examining positions on a variety of issues, putting elected officials to the test. Simcha Rothman from Religious Zionism presented firm positions against a targeted tax increase and against the two-state solution, supported expanding settlements and reducing the Supreme Court's powers. When asked which ministry he would sit in, he replied: "Any position that would allow fixing the justice system." The surprising result: 93% compatibility with Likud, while Otzma Yehudit came second and Religious Zionism only third. Moshe Tur-Paz from Bichd presented a centrist-liberal line, supported public transportation on Shabbat and civil marriage, and the questionnaire showed leading compatibility with Yisrael Beiteinu. Ohad Tal from Religious Zionism presented right-wing traditionalist positions, opposed a peace agreement and civil marriage, and supported full annexation. The result: 97% compatibility with Likud. The project includes a call for readers to answer the questionnaire and discover the party that suits them.