The king who garnered 1,500 votes, and how many did Benny Gantz and Dan Ariely get?

A Globes article reviews the parties that received the fewest votes in the 2026 elections, including four votes for Benny Gantz, 1,572 votes for Eitan Shvili ('The King's Chain'), 696 votes for the Pirate Party with Dan Ariely, and 304 votes for the Biblical Bloc.

A Globes article examines the parties that received the lowest number of votes in the 2026 elections. Among the notable data: four people from Nazareth, Shefa-Amr, Nahariya, and Ein Harod (Ihud) voted for Benny Gantz's party, despite his announcement of its withdrawal. In Ein Kanya, the 'Israel First' party led by Sharen Haskel came in second place with 110 votes, due to the fact that the fourth candidate on the list serves as the head of the local council. Eitan Shvili, known as 'The King's Chain', won 1,572 votes. The Pirate Party, which recruited Professor Dan Ariely, received 696 votes. The United Covenant Party received 0.07% of the votes, and the Biblical Bloc received 304 votes.