The party that decided to split in two in the round of consultations with the president

A week after the elections, the Religious Zionism party of Bezalel Smotrich and the Zehut party of Moshe Feiglin announced a split before the consultations at the President's House. Smotrich will remain with five Knesset members, Feiglin as a one-man faction.

A week after the elections, today (Tuesday) the Religious Zionism party of Bezalel Smotrich and the Zehut party of Moshe Feiglin announced a split before the round of consultations at the President's House. The two ran in the elections as a technical bloc and won six seats in the Knesset. In Religious Zionism, five Knesset members will serve: Smotrich, Orit Strock, Simcha Rothman, Tzvi Mor, and Itamar Itam. In Zehut, Feiglin will remain as a single Knesset member. The split matches the format of the union announced by the parties before the elections, which included maintaining separate identities and separate campaigns.