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Meir Porush

No. 4 on the list of United Torah Judaism

Photo: Knesset website

Axis scores

From the record in previous Knessets

The security axis

The security axis: +3.0 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. From votes. 361 bills · 482 votes

From votes · 361 bills · 482 votes

The economic axis

The economic axis: 0.0 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. From votes. 513 bills · 857 votes

From votes · 513 bills · 857 votes

Conservative-Liberal

Conservative-Liberal: +2.3 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. From votes. 400 bills · 532 votes

From votes · 400 bills · 532 votes

Position on the political map

Compared with the lists

Meir Porush: +3.0 on the security axis and 0.0 on the economic axis, on a scale from minus 10 to 10. From votes. On the map: 15 of 38 lists.

From votes · 15 of 38 lists measured on both axes · Range shown: ±6 on a scale of ±10 · Marked point: Meir Porush, from votes, same measurement and scale as the lists

About

Meir Porush: No. 4 on the list of United Torah Judaism for the 26th Knesset. In previous Knessets: votes on 868 bills and attendance at 183 committee sessions. Plenum votes on bills are included up to 28 July 2026, and committee discussions up to 24 March 2026.

Meir Porush, a Member of Knesset for United Torah Judaism, was elected to the Knesset for the first time in 1996. Born in Jerusalem in 1955, he served as deputy minister of construction and housing, deputy minister of education and deputy mayor of Jerusalem. He served as Minister for Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage from January 2023 to July 2025. In 1999 the police recommended indicting him on suspicion of soliciting voters among public housing tenants; no indictment was filed. He is running for the 26th Knesset on the United Torah Judaism list, at No. 4.

List for the 26th Knesset
United Torah Judaism
Place on the list
4
Bills voted on (Knessets 20-25)
868 bills
Committee sessions with attendance (Knessets 19-25)
183 sessions
On the Knesset website
Official page

List

United Torah Judaism

No. 4 on the list

Members of United Torah Judaism

117 more candidates, in list order.

The five committees with the highest attendance in the 25th Knesset. “Spoke” is counted from the committee sessions that were analysed. The data has no committee membership list, so this is attendance and speaking, not formal membership.

Legislative activity

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The bills whose vote moved the votes-based score the most, on each axis. These are bills that were voted on, not bills that were submitted: the data does not record who proposed a bill.

Bills on which the vote moved the votes-based score: The security axis
Application of Sovereignty to Beitar Illit Bill, 5786-202525th Knesset · Date of the latest document: 10 Nov 2025AgainstDetails: Application of Sovereignty to Beitar Illit Bill, 5786-2025
Application of the Sovereignty of the State of Israel in the West Bank Bill, 5781-202124th Knesset · Date of the latest document: 5 May 2025ForDetails: Application of the Sovereignty of the State of Israel in the West Bank Bill, 5781-2021
Application of the Sovereignty of the State of Israel in the West Bank Bill, 5785-202525th Knesset · Date of the latest document: 5 May 2025ForDetails: Application of the Sovereignty of the State of Israel in the West Bank Bill, 5785-2025
Citizenship and Entry into Israel (Temporary Provision) Bill, 5782-202124th Knesset · Date of the latest document: 16 Mar 2022ForDetails: Citizenship and Entry into Israel (Temporary Provision) Bill, 5782-2021

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