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Mergers and Splits Among Parliamentary Groups |
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First Knesset
Second Knesset
Third Knesset
Fourth Knesset
Fifth Knesset
22.12.64
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Yona Kesse's resignation
from Mapai
and his status as a single MK
was approved, although the House Committee did not approve his becoming a single member parliamentary group by the name of "Min Hayesod".
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16.3.65
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Members of the Liberal Party of Israel who
were in the Progressive Party in the past - Rachel Cohen-Kagan, Benno Cohen, Itzhak Golan, Yizhar Harari, Moshe Kol,
Pinhas Rosen, and Yehuda Shaari - left and formed the Independent Liberals.
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25.5.65
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The Herut Movement and the
Liberal Party of Israel merged and formed the
Herut-Liberal Bloc (Gahal).
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14.7.65
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Joseph Aharon Almogi, David Ben-Gurion, Gideon Ben-Israel, Moshe Dayan, Amos Degani,
Hannah Lamdan, Shimon Peres, and Yizhar Smilansky left Mapai and established Rafi.
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1.9.65
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Emil Habibi and Tawfik Toubi left the Israel
Communist Party and established the New Communist List.
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Sixth Knesset
Seventh Knesset
Eighth Knesset
Ninth Knesset
5.7.77
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Shlomtzion (Itzhak Itzhaky and Ariel Sharon) joined the Likud.
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5.7.77
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Moshe Dayan left the Alignment and became a Single MK.
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28.2.78
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Flatto Sharon changed the name of his parliamentary group to Pitu'ah Veshalom.
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14.9.78
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The Democratic Movement for Change split into the Democratic Movement (Shafik Asaad, Mordechai Elgrably, Shlomo Eliahu, Benjamin Halevi, Akiva Nof, Shmuel Tamir, and Yigael Yadin), the Movement for Change and Initiative (Meir Amit, Zeidan Atashi, David Golomb, Amnon Rubinstein, Shmuel Toledano, Mordechai Virshubski, and Stef Wertheimer), and Ya'ad (Assaf Yaguri).
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15.5.79
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Moshe Shamir left the Likud and became a Single MK.
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17.7.79
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Geula Cohen left the Likud and together with Moshe Shamir established Bnai.
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20.11.79
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Bnai changed its name to Tehiya-Bnai.
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31.12.79
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Josef Tamir left the Likud and joined the Movement for Change and Initiative.
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5.2.80
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Mordechai Elgrably left the Democratic Movement and became a Single MK.
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13.5.80
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Meir Amit and David Golomb left the Movement for Change and Initiative and joined the Alignment.
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8.7.80
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Shafik Asaad and Shlomo Eliahu left the Democratic Movement and established Achva.
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29.7.80
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The Movement for Change and Initiative changed its name to Shinui - Center Party.
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17.9.80
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Akiva Nof left the Democratic Movement and joined Achva.
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14.10.80
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Itzhak Itzhaky left the Likud and became a Single MK.
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11.11.80
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Itzhak Itzhaky established One Israel (the first version).
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11.11.80
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Saadia Marciano split off from the Left Camp of Israel and established a Single-Member Parliamentary Group.
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30.12.80
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The name of Saadia Marciano's Parliamentary Group became Equality in Israel-Panthers.
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26.1.81
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Igael Hurvitz, Yitzhak Peretz, and Zalman Shoval split from the Likud and established Rafi.
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28.1.81
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Akiva Nof left Achva and joined the Likud.
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10.3.81
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The Democratic Movement ceased to exist. Benjamin Halevi became a Single MK.
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17.3.81
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Shmuel Tamir became a Single MK; (Yigal Yadin did not request any special Knesset status - he remained a minister in the government, but by default became a Single MK).
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11.5.81
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Josef Tamir split from Shinui - Center Party and became a Single MK.
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19.5.81
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Mordechai Elgrably joined Equality in Israel-Panthers which then changed its name to the Unity Party.
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19.5.81
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Rafi split into Movement for National Renewal - Telem (Igael Hurvitz and Zalman Shoval) and the National List (Yitzhak Peretz). Moshe Dayan joined the Movement for National Renewal - Telem.
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27.5.81
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Yitzhak Peretz returned to the Likud.
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3.6.81
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The Movement for National Renewal - Telem changed its name to Telem - Movement for National Renewal.
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15.6.81
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Shafik Asaad left Achva and joined Telem - Movement for National Renewal.
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Tenth Knesset
Eleventh Knesset
Twelfth Knesset
15.3.90
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Yosef Goldberg, Pinhas Goldstein, Pesach Grupper, Yitzhak Moday, and Avraham Sharir split off from the Likud and established the Party for the Advancement of the Zionist Idea.
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18.6.90
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Avraham Sharir left the Party for the Advancement of the Zionist Idea and returned to the Likud.
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4.12.90
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Yosef Goldberg left the Party for the Advancement of the Zionist Idea and returned to the Likud.
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25.12.90
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Yitzhak Haim Peretz left Shas and founded Moriah.
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25.12.90
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Charlie Bitton left Hadash, and the name for his new parliamentary group was not yet approved.
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25.12.90
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Efraim Gur left the Alignment and established Unity for Peace and Immigration.
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25.12.90
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Eliezer Mizrachi split off from Agudat Yisrael and established Geulat Yisrael.
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1.1.91
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The parliamentary group of Charlie Bitton was given the name Black Panthers.
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7.10.91
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The Alignment changed its name to the Israel Labor Party.
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17.2.92
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Shinui - Central Movement changed its name to Shinui - Center Party.
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2.3.92
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Hadash changed its official name from the Israel Communist Party, Rakach, Black Panthers and Jewish and Arab Public - Hadash to Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (Israel Communist Party and Jewish and Arab Public).
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3.3.92
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The Party for the Advancement of the Zionist Idea changed its name to the New Liberal Party.
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9.3.92
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The Civil Rights Movement (Ratz), United Workers Party and Shinui (Shulamit Aloni, Ran Cohen, Hussein Faris, Chaim Oron, Avraham Poraz, Amnon Rubinstein, Yossi Sarid, Yair Tsaban, Mordechai Virshubski, and David Zucker) merged and formed Meretz.
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17.5.92
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Unity for Peace and Immigration joined the Likud.
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Thirteenth Knesset
Fourteenth Knesset
16.7.96
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Arab Democratic List - United Arab List changed its name to Mada-Ra'am - Arab Democratic List - United Arab List.
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17.1.99
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Avraham Poraz left Meretz and established Shinui - Center Party.
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23.2.99
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Michael Nudelman and Yuri Shtern split off from Yisrael Be'aliyah and formed Aliah - For a Renewed Israel.
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23.2.99
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David Levy, Maxim Levy, and Yehuda Lancry split off from Likud Gesher Tzomet and established Gesher.
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23.2.99
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Ze`ev Binyamin Begin, Michael Kleiner, and David Re`em split off from Likud Gesher Tzomet and formed Herut - National Movement.
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23.2.99
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Hagai Meirom nad Nissim Zvili left the Labor Party and established Israel in the Center (a).
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23.2.99
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David Magen, Dan Meridor, Itzchak Mordechay, and Eliezer Sandberg left Likud Gesher Tzomet and formed Israel in the Center (b).
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23.2.99
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Israel in the Center (a) and Israel in the Center (b) merged and became Israel in the Center.
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23.2.99
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Likud-Gesher-Tzomet changed its name to Likud-Tzomet.
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23.2.99
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United Torah Judaism split into Agudat Yisrael (Shmuel Halpert, Avraham Leizerson and Meir Porush) and Degel Hatorah (Avraham Ravitz).
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4.3.99
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Likud-Tzomet split into the Likud and Tzomet (Haim Dayan, Rafael Eitan, and Moshe Peled).
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4.3.99
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Moshe Peled left Tzomet and established Mehora which immediately merged with Moledet.
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4.3.99
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Zvi Hendel and Hanan Porat left the National Religious Party and established Emunim.
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8.3.99
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Hadash-Balad split into Hadash (Tamar Gozansky, Ahmad Sa`d, and Saleh Saleem ) and National Democratic Assembly (Balad) (Azmi Bishara and Hashem Mahameed).
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17.3.99
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David Zucker left Meretz and became a Single MK.
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17.3.99
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Emunim changed its name to Tekuma.
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22.3.99
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Eliezer Sandberg left Israel in the Center and formed Hatzeirim.
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25.3.99
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Amir Peretz, Rafik Haj Yahia, and Addisu Messele split off from the Labor Party and established Am Ehad.
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29.3.99
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Shinui - Center Party (Avraham Poraz) and Hatzeirim ( Eliezer Sandberg) merged and kept the name Shinui.
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29.3.99
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Emanuel Zisman split off from the Third Way and became a Single MK.
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Fifteenth Knesset
Sixteenth Knesset
10.3.03
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Yisrael Be'aliyah (Yuli-Yoel Edelstein and Marina Solodkin) merged into the Likud.
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15.6.04
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Meretz-Democratic Choice-Shahar changed its name to Yahad and the Democratic Choice.
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12.1.05
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United Torah Judaism split into Agudat Yisrael and Degel Hatorah.
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21.3.05
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Hitchabrut (Effie Eitam and Yitzhak Levy ) split off from the National Religious Party.
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16.5.05
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Hitchabrut changed its name to Renewed National Religious Zionism.
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18.5.05
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Joseph Paritzky split off from Shinui - the Secular Movement and established Zionism Liberalism Equality.
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18.5.05
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Shinui -the Secular Movement changed its name to Shinui - Party for the Secular and the Middle Class. |
23.5.05
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Labor-Meimad and Am Ehad merged into one parliamentary group and Labor-Meimad-Am Ehad. |
23.5.05
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David Tal split off from Am Ehad and established Noy.
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Yahad and the Democratic Choice changed its name to Meretz-Yahad and the Democratic Choice.
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| 23.11.05 |
14 MKs from the Likud split off and formed Achrayut Leumit. |
| 23.11.05 |
Noy (David Tal) merged with Achrayut Leumit.
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| 17.1.06 |
Achrayut Leumit changed its name to Kadima.
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| 26.1.06 |
Shinui - Party for the Secular and the Middle Class split into Shinui, with 3 members
(Igal Yasinov, Ilan Leibovitch, and Ehud Rassabi)
and the Secular Faction, which had 11 members
(Tomy Lapid, Ronny A. Brison, Victor Brailovsky, Erela Golan, Chemi Doron,
Eliezer Sandberg , Reshef Chayne, Eti Livni, Meli Polishook-Bloch, Avraham Poraz, and Ilan Shalgi)
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| 1.2.06 |
Michael Nudelman left Ichud Leumi and remained a Single MK.
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| 1.2.06 |
Igal Yasinov split off from Shinui, and formed Ha-olim, which then merged with Ichud Leumi-Yisrael Beitenu-Moledet-Tekuma.
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| 1.2.06 |
Ichud Leumi-Yisrael Beitenu-Moledet-Tekuma split into Ichud Leumi-Moledet-Tekuma with 4 members (Benyamin Elon, Arieh Eldad, Uri Yehuda Ariel, and Zvi Hendel) and Yisrael Beitenu with 3 members (Yuri Shtern, Eliezer Cohen, and Igal Yasinov).
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| 5.2.06 |
Chemi Doron and Eliezer Sandberg left the Secular Faction and established Habayit Haleumi.
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| 7.2.06 |
Hadash-Ta'al split into Arab Movement for Renewal (Ta-al) (Ahmad Tibi) and Hadash (Mohammad Barakeh and Issam Makhoul).
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Seventeenth Knesset
2.6.08
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Three MKs from the Gil Pensioners Party (Elhanan Glazer, Sara Marom Shalev, and Moshe Sharoni) split and formed the Justice for the Elderly parliamentary group.
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27.10.08
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Two MKs from Justice for the Elderly (Sara Marom Shalev, and Moshe Sharoni) remerged with Gil Pensioners Party. The third MK, Elhanan Glazer, split and formed a single member parliamentary group called the Right Way.
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3.12.08
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Ichud Leumi - Mafdal changed its name to Jewish Home - Mafdal and Ichud Leumi.
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18.12.08
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The Labor-Meimad parliamentary group
split into two separate groups: Meimad (Michael Melchior) and
Labor Under Ehud Barak (18 MKs).
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18.12.08
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United Torah Judaism split into Agudat Yisrael (Shmuel Halpert, Yakov Litzman, Meir Porush) and Degel Hatorah (Moshe Gafni, Uri Maklev, Avraham Ravitz).
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23.12.08
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Jewish Home - Mafdal and Ichud Leumi split into Jewish Home - Mafdal (Uri Yehuda Ariel, Eliahu Gabbay, Zvi Hendel, Zevulun Orlev, and Nissan Slomiansky), Achi (Effie Eitam and Yitzhak Levy), and Moledet - Ichud Leumi (Arieh Eldad and Benyamin Elon).
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Eighteenth Knesset
17.1.11
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The Labor Under Ehud Barak parliamentary group divided into two new groups: Haatzma'ut (Ehud Barak, Orit Noked, Shalom Simhon, Matan Vilnai, and Einat Wilf), and
the Israel Labor Party (Binyamin (Fouad) Ben-Eliezer, Daniel Ben Simon, Avishay Braverman, Eitan Cabel, Isaac Herzog, Raleb Majadele, Amir Peretz, and Shelly Yachimovich).
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19.11.12
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Two Knesset members (Michael Ben Ari and Arieh Eldad) split off from
Ichud Leumi and established a new parliamentary group called Otzma Leyisrael.
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3.12.12
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Seven Knesset members split off from
Kadima and established a new parliamentary group called Hatenua Chaired by Tzipi Livni.
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3.12.12
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MK Talab El-Sana split off from Ra'am-Ta'al and
re-established the Arab Democratic Party ("Mada") parliamentary group.
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3.12.12
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MK Chaim Amsellem left Shas and
began serving as a Single MK parliamentary group.
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Green: A parliamentary group that was established during the Knesset and served until the end of that Knesset.
Orange: A parliamentary group that was established during the Knesset and also ceased to exist during the same Knesset.
Purple: A parliamentary group that was voted into the Knesset, then disbanded, and then returned during the same Knesset.
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