llms.txt
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https://knesset2026.fly.dev/llms.txt
− > A non-partisan, four-language (Russian, Hebrew, English, French) tracker of Israel's 2026 Knesset election (vote on 27 October 2026) and of the government's formation that follows. Numbers come from the Central Elections Committee (CEC); seats are allocated by the law's own method (3.25% threshold, Bader–Ofer, surplus agreements). The results are preliminary until the CEC's official publication. The grouping of parties into blocs is the site's dated editorial mapping. Nothing here is a forecas− - `check_coalition`: seats of a set of parties, the public red lines it would cross with quotes and sources, and when its parties sat in government together before+ > A non-partisan, five-language (Russian, Hebrew, Arabic, English, French) tracker of Israel's 2026 Knesset election (vote on 27 October 2026) and of the government's formation that follows. Numbers come from the Central Elections Committee (CEC); seats are allocated by the law's own method (3.25% threshold, Bader–Ofer, surplus agreements). The results are preliminary until the CEC's official publication. The grouping of parties into blocs is the site's dated editorial mapping. Nothing here is a+ - `check_coalition`: seats of a set of parties, the public red lines it would cross with quotes and sources, pledges that no longer count with the later statement explaining the change, and when its parties sat in government together before+ - `get_knesset_seating`: the seating plan of the 26th Knesset plenum for its swearing-in: where a member sits, the seats either side, their list and place; the elected candidates who gave up their seat before the oath, with sources; and the Speaker and committee chairs: who holds each post, who is put forward, and whether the Knesset has voted+ - [routes.json](https://knesset2026.fly.dev/routes.json): the routes to a government that party leaders have named themselves or are reported to weigh, each with its sources, what stands in its way, the seats, the confidence vote (for, against, abstaining) and the public pledges it would cross; a list of what was said, not a forecast+ - [formation-history.json](https://knesset2026.fly.dev/formation-history.json): the first government after each earlier Knesset election: when it was formed, its prime minister and the lists in it+ - [plenum.json](https://knesset2026.fly.dev/plenum.json): the seating plan of the 26th Knesset plenum and the elected candidates who gave up their seat+ - [slates.json](https://knesset2026.fly.dev/slates.json): each list's candidates in order+ ## Pages+ - The page in a language: `https://knesset2026.fly.dev/?lang=en` (also `he`, `ar`, `ru`, `fr`). Without scripts it still carries a plain summary of the current seats, blocs and mandate.+ - A coalition and its confidence vote: `?c=` the parties in the government, `&s=` parties voting for it from outside, `&a=` parties abstaining, by party key joined with dots, e.g. `?lang=en&c=yashar.byachad.democrats.yisrael-beiteinu&a=raam.joint-list.united-torah-judaism#coalition`. A government is sworn in with more votes for than against; everyone not named votes against.+ - A town: `?town=<CBS code>`. Sitemap: https://knesset2026.fly.dev/sitemap.xml