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Israeli Politics 2026 Prop Bets [add your predictions]
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Dec 31
80%
Speaker of the is replaced within 4 weeks after elections day
60%
New PM other than Netanyahu
53%
Opposition block forms a minority coalition with external support of Arab block
50%
A new government with Likud and Yashar is sweared in before 2027
48%
Stalemate: no new government, another elections (similar to 2019)
38%
The first candidate tasked with forming a government fails
22%
Opposition-led coalition, with temporary support from Arab parties, is sweared in and immediately disbanded - just so Netanyahu will not be caretaker PM
Resolved
YES
Likud is the biggest party after next elections
Resolved
YES
Budget law is passed before deadline (end of March)
Resolved
YES
Netanyahu claims the elections were stolen due to widespread fraud
Resolved
YES
New primary elections for Likud before the general elections
Resolved
YES
Religious Zionism–Zehut passes the threshold
Resolved
YES
Ra’am passes the threshold

  • Update 2026-04-27 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): When counting parties, alliances and parties will both be included in the full list (not just standalone parties).

  • Update 2026-07-19 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Questions apply to the current elections, even if the final outcome is known after 2026 ends.

  • Update 2026-10-26 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Benny Gantz is not considered part of the incumbent coalition.

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bought Ṁ10 YES

does benny gantz not count as an incumbent political party??

@yaakovgrunsfeld he was not considered part of the incumbent coalition at the time this market was created

@Lemming officially withdrawn

@Lemming do we know whether this would work?

@AhronMaline legally, it can. Politically, that’s what the market is for.

bought Ṁ10 YES

Clarification: the questions apply for the current elections, even if the final outcome will be known after 2026 ends.

bought Ṁ50 NO

are we distinguishing between “alliances” and “parties” and if so how

@TeapotinSagittarius good catch. Even though I technically mentioned “party”, I am going to use the entire list, inclusive of alliances.