Yair Golan
No. 1 on the list
Colette Avital
No. 116 on the list of The Democrats
Photo: Knesset website
Axis scores
From the record in previous Knessets
The security axis
The security axis: 0.0 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. From committee remarks. 15 committee sessions · 51 speaking turns
From committee remarks · 15 committee sessions · 51 speaking turns
The economic axis
The economic axis: −2.6 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. From committee remarks. 15 committee sessions · 51 speaking turns
From committee remarks · 15 committee sessions · 51 speaking turns
Conservative-Liberal
Conservative-Liberal: −0.8 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. From committee remarks. 15 committee sessions · 51 speaking turns
From committee remarks · 15 committee sessions · 51 speaking turns
Provisional combined score: the two scales are not calibrated to each other.
The security axis
The security axis: 0.0 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. Combined (provisional). 15 committee sessions · Not measured from votes
Combined (provisional) · 15 committee sessions · Not measured from votes
The economic axis
The economic axis: −2.6 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. Combined (provisional). 15 committee sessions · Not measured from votes
Combined (provisional) · 15 committee sessions · Not measured from votes
Conservative-Liberal
Conservative-Liberal: −0.8 on a scale from minus 10 to 10. Combined (provisional). 15 committee sessions · Not measured from votes
Combined (provisional) · 15 committee sessions · Not measured from votes
Position on the political map
Compared with the lists
Colette Avital has no measurement on both axes, so the map shows only the lists. On the map: 15 of 38 lists.
About
Colette Avital: No. 116 on the list of The Democrats for the 26th Knesset. In previous Knessets: attendance at 40 committee sessions. Plenum votes on bills are included up to 28 July 2026, and committee discussions up to 24 March 2026.
Colette Avital served as an Israeli diplomat for about 38 years, including as ambassador to Portugal (from 1988 to 1992) and as consul general in New York from 1992; earlier she served as consul for public affairs in Boston. She served as a Member of Knesset for the Labor Party between 1999 and 2009, and as chair of the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee. She led a struggle for the return of the property of Holocaust victims. She ran at No. 109 on the Meretz list for the 25th Knesset, and appears at No. 116 on the Democrats list for the 26th Knesset.
- List for the 26th Knesset
- The Democrats
- Place on the list
- 116
- Bills voted on (Knessets 20-25)
- No linked record
- Committee sessions with attendance (Knessets 19-25)
- 40 sessions
Members of The Democrats
118 more candidates, in list order.
Naama Lazimi
No. 2 on the list
Gilad Kariv
No. 3 on the list
Efrat Rayten
No. 4 on the list
Yaya Fink
No. 5 on the list
Gaby Lasky
No. 6 on the list
Omri Ronen
No. 7 on the list
Michal Rozin
No. 8 on the list
Moshe Radman
No. 9 on the list
Somaya Bashir
No. 10 on the list
Nimrod Sheffer
No. 11 on the list
Moran Zer Katzenstein
No. 12 on the list
Avi Dabush
No. 13 on the list
Emilie Moatti
No. 14 on the list
Tomer Avital
No. 15 on the list
Nava Rozolyo
No. 16 on the list
Ram Shefa
No. 17 on the list
Ali Salalha
No. 18 on the list
Rotem Sivan Hoffman
No. 19 on the list
Eran Etzion
No. 20 on the list
Moran Michel
No. 21 on the list
Mossi Raz
No. 22 on the list
Ghaleb Salamneh
No. 23 on the list
Katy Piasecki-Morag
No. 24 on the list
Amir Khnifess
No. 25 on the list
Mehereta Baruch-Ron
No. 26 on the list
Ayed Badir
No. 27 on the list
Chen Arieli
No. 28 on the list
Gil Beilin
No. 29 on the list
Yael Cohen Paran
No. 30 on the list
Eran Shlomo Nissan
No. 31 on the list
Hadas Ragolsky
No. 32 on the list
Evyatar Be'er
No. 33 on the list
Inbal Wertman Shoham
No. 34 on the list
Binyamin Daniel Minich
No. 35 on the list
Lee Hoffman-Agiv
No. 36 on the list
Yaron Niv
No. 37 on the list
Elis Goldman
No. 38 on the list
Yoav Agmi
No. 39 on the list
Avishay Lichtenstein
No. 40 on the list
Olivia Emmanuelle De Lam
No. 41 on the list
Israel Tzvi Ben-Shaul
No. 42 on the list
Omer Lubaton Granot
No. 43 on the list
Hadas Yeger Zelinger
No. 44 on the list
Hagar Reuveni
No. 45 on the list
Yehudit Gil On
No. 46 on the list
Tal Nevo Abitbul
No. 47 on the list
Simon Alfasi
No. 48 on the list
Tomer Reznik
No. 49 on the list
Dagan Levin
No. 50 on the list
Silvio Gabriel Joskowicz
No. 51 on the list
Dror Morag
No. 52 on the list
Chaya Cohen
No. 53 on the list
Orly Bity
No. 54 on the list
Maya Nouri Shaked
No. 55 on the list
Eran Ben-Yehuda
No. 56 on the list
Roi Barzilai
No. 57 on the list
Avraham Pardes
No. 58 on the list
Abd al-Karim Zoabi
No. 59 on the list
Noga Botansky
No. 60 on the list
Shanna Orlik
No. 61 on the list
Ruth Malka Boneh
No. 62 on the list
Yuval Schwartz
No. 63 on the list
Farhan Abu Riash
No. 64 on the list
Gal Ben-David
No. 65 on the list
Hadas Zangy
No. 66 on the list
Merav Barkai
No. 67 on the list
Esti Zakheim Grauss
No. 68 on the list
Yosef Efrati
No. 69 on the list
Nicola Massad
No. 70 on the list
Limor Levinstein
No. 71 on the list
Tal Fanz
No. 72 on the list
Orit Maranda
No. 73 on the list
Maggie Sela-Weger
No. 74 on the list
Dafna Cohen
No. 75 on the list
Hanna Beit-Hallahmi
No. 76 on the list
Tanya Sonya Cohen
No. 77 on the list
Paz Zemach
No. 78 on the list
Daniel Azoulay
No. 79 on the list
Sharon Shalom
No. 80 on the list
Ido Michaeli
No. 81 on the list
Dikla Cohen
No. 82 on the list
Roi Segman
No. 83 on the list
Avshalom Peled
No. 84 on the list
Nina Rachel Isakov
No. 85 on the list
Zvi Nir
No. 86 on the list
Yanai Rubinstein
No. 87 on the list
Avraham Mencher Dvori
No. 88 on the list
Yoram Kandel
No. 89 on the list
Masha Sheindorf
No. 90 on the list
Laura Wharton
No. 91 on the list
Hanna Sheindel Peretz
No. 92 on the list
Irit Filmus
No. 93 on the list
Talma Alyagon-Rose
No. 94 on the list
Shmuel Dor
No. 95 on the list
Frances Raday
No. 96 on the list
Dedi Zucker
No. 97 on the list
Yosef Murciano
No. 98 on the list
Binyamin Zweig
No. 99 on the list
Yocheved Lifshitz
No. 100 on the list
Michal Biran
No. 101 on the list
Hussniya Jabara
No. 102 on the list
Anat Maor
No. 103 on the list
Masha Lubelsky
No. 104 on the list
Amira Sartani
No. 105 on the list
Avraham Poraz
No. 106 on the list
Yossi Beilin
No. 107 on the list
Tamar Zandberg
No. 108 on the list
Amram Mitzna
No. 109 on the list
Micha Goldman
No. 110 on the list
Ran Cohen
No. 111 on the list
Ra'anan Cohen
No. 112 on the list
Avshalom Vilan
No. 113 on the list
Shimon Sheetrit
No. 114 on the list
Zahava Gal-On
No. 115 on the list
Haim Oron
No. 117 on the list
Ephraim Sneh
No. 118 on the list
Uzi Baram
No. 119 on the list
Committees
View all committeesThe 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.
| Committee | Sessions attended | Spoke | Chaired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Special Committee for the Care of Holocaust Survivors | 10 | 10 of 74 | 0 |
| Constitution, Law and Justice Committee | 2 | 2 of 787 | 0 |
| Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee | 2 | 2 of 358 | 0 |
| Finance Committee | 1 | 1 of 842 | 0 |
Legislative activity
View all billsThe 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.
No votes on bills were measured on this axis.
No votes on bills were measured on this axis.
No votes on bills were measured on this axis.
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