The Joint List of Hadash, Ta'al and Balad, headed by Hadash chair Yousef Jabareen with Ahmad Tibi second, promoting full civil equality, an end to the occupation and a negotiated political settlement. The Central Elections Committee disqualified the list; the Supreme Court overturned the ban on October 2, 2026.
Main platform points by topic
Security & Foreign Policy
Opposing the occupation and promoting an equitable political solution based on negotiation.
- Ending the occupation and withdrawing from territories
- Opposing settlements
- Advancing a permanent agreement based on equality
- Opposing an aggressive military policy
Economy & Cost of Living
"Investing in life, not in wars": cutting military spending in favor of welfare, housing and education.
- A minimum wage of at least 70% of the average wage (about NIS 56 an hour)
- Public housing for everyone without a home, and rent control
- A 30% tax on capital gains, no income tax up to the average wage, and 10% VAT
- Free education from birth through graduate degrees
Judiciary & Governance
Absolute protection of judicial independence and civil rights.
- Firm opposition to any judicial reform
- Strengthening the legal rights of the Arab minority
- Preserving full judicial review
- Legal action against institutional racism
Religion & State
Full separation of religion and state and full national-religious equality.
- Ending the Rabbinate's monopoly
- Full recognition of civil marriage
- Budgetary equality between religious institutions
- Full freedom of religion and conscience
Society & Education
Full Jewish-Arab civil equality as a foundational value.
- Fighting institutional racism and discrimination
- Budgetary equality between Jewish and Arab communities
- Promoting gender equality
- Strengthening class solidarity
How we chose these
No achievement met our evidence standard.
As of October 18, 2026
What's included
All formally started criminal proceedings against Yousef Jabareen personally, open and concluded, in Israel and abroad. This is the leader's personal record, not the party's.
Presumption of innocence: every person is innocent until proven guilty by a final judgment.
No criminal proceedings were found in the sources we checked.
Sources we checked
As of October 18, 2026