The questionnaire that will reveal
your political map

The questionnaire presents 30 situations in which two values clash, and for each one you mark where you stand between the two options. The questions are drawn from the issues in the CHES-Israel expert survey, and your answers place you on the three axes on which we also place Members of Knesset, using the same calculation method, so that the two can be compared.

The questionnaire is not hard, and none of the questions is complex or complicated. The goal is for you to answer quickly and confidently, without trying to force the result. In total, it takes 8 to 10 minutes.

No. At the end, the results show you where you stand and what matters to you, and alongside that, where the lists we measured stand. With an account you will also see which lists and candidates are close to you. Most candidates have no position, because a position exists only for those who served in the 25th Knesset. The comparison and the final choice are your personal responsibility alone.

Your score is based on what you say, that is, on your answers to the questionnaire. A Member of Knesset's score is based on what they did in the 25th Knesset: how they voted on bills and what they said in committee discussions. An artificial intelligence model scores the bills and what Members of Knesset said in committee sessions, and from those scores we calculate each person's position. We calculate a list's position from the positions of the candidates on it who have one. The two scores are on the same axes and the same scale, so they can be compared, but they do not measure the same thing: a vote shows what a Member of Knesset did and not why, and the model can be wrong.

Plenum votes on bills are included up to 28 July 2026, and committee discussions up to 24 March 2026; later discussions are not included. We last calculated the scores from votes on 15 October 2026, and the scores from committee remarks on 15 October 2026. Candidates who did not serve in the 25th Knesset have no score.