Who would you vote for in Israel?

[Famous Mortimer]

This will be fun

[Vega]

Yesh Atid, without a doubt.

[seb_pard]

Meretz

[Famous Mortimer]

Meretz

Damn. I knew I missed someone.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Likud of course, but I miss Sharon's Kadima.

[MalaspinaGold]

Meretz obviously. Without them, probably hold my nose and vote for Labor-Livni.

If Hadash were to get their act together though...

[Famous Mortimer]

I would normally vote for Labor except when they have a crappy leader (ie not a very economically left-wing one). They have a crappy leader so I would vote Hadash as a protest vote.

[Vosem]

Probably Yisrael Beiteinu; they're the party of the Russian community and their views on the West Bank and on secularism are very similar to mine. They would be the default party (and they're who I voted for). If the corruption scandal were to get bad enough, I could jump ship to another party, probably Yesh Atid (maybe Kulanu or Likud), but a reason has to be provided to not support Yisrael Beiteinu.

[republicanbayer]

Jewish Home, since it's the only party really fighting for Israel's interests.

[Libertarian Socialist Dem]

Hadash, as an anti-zionist Jew that rejects the existence of racist states. 

[Cassius]

Likud.

[Hnv1]

Yesh Atid, without a doubt.

That's an odd choice...the party is a symbol to Israeli centrism or Israel upper middle class culture how did a foreigner get to support them of all parties?

[Tender Branson]

I don't know much at all about Israeli politics or parties, but I would probably vote for a generic center-left or centrist party that's also against any form of (further) settlements in Palestine. It also has to be free of the religious fundies.

Which parties would that include ?

[Hifly]

Which one is the anti-Zionist anti-terrorism anti-apartheid option?

[politicus]

Yesh Atid, without a doubt.

That's an odd choice...the party is a symbol to Israeli centrism or Israel upper middle class culture how did a foreigner get to support them of all parties?

Centrism and upper middle class culture makes it a very logical pick for many Atlas posters.

[Vega]

Yesh Atid, without a doubt.

That's an odd choice...the party is a symbol to Israeli centrism or Israel upper middle class culture how did a foreigner get to support them of all parties?

Centrism and upper middle class culture makes it a very logical pick for many Atlas posters.

Precisely.

[Peter the Lefty]

Which one is the anti-Zionist anti-terrorism anti-apartheid option?

Hadash. 

[danny]

Which one is the anti-Zionist anti-terrorism anti-apartheid option?

Commies (haddash).

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Other: Fatah

After all, if Israel is going to treat the West Bank as something it alone will decide the fate of, then the political parties of its legitimate inhabitants should be an option.

[danny]

I don't know much at all about Israeli politics or parties, but I would probably vote for a generic center-left or centrist party that's also against any form of (further) settlements in Palestine. It also has to be free of the religious fundies.

Which parties would that include ?

Labour-Livni, Yesh Atid, maybe Kulanu because he's quite vague on these matters.

[danny]

Other: Fatah

After all, if Israel is going to treat the West Bank as something it alone will decide the fate of, then the political parties of its legitimate inhabitants should be an option.

But they are not running in the Israeli election...

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Other: Fatah

After all, if Israel is going to treat the West Bank as something it alone will decide the fate of, then the political parties of its legitimate inhabitants should be an option.

But they are not running in the Israeli election...

It would do the Palestinians more good than continuing to pretend that Israel has any interest in a real two state solution at the moment.  Surely there are some Fatah members in East Jerusalem who could submit a list since they've been arbitrarily annexed into Greater Israel.

[danny]

I will definitely be voting in these elections, but I haven't decided yet.

[Tender Branson]

I don't know much at all about Israeli politics or parties, but I would probably vote for a generic center-left or centrist party that's also against any form of (further) settlements in Palestine. It also has to be free of the religious fundies.

Which parties would that include ?

Labour-Livni, Yesh Atid, maybe Kulanu because he's quite vague on these matters.

Thx.

The Labor-Hatnuah ticket would probably make the most sense for me I guess, after reading a bit about them.

BTW: Is there any real Green Party in ISR ?

[The Mikado]

I don't know much at all about Israeli politics or parties, but I would probably vote for a generic center-left or centrist party that's also against any form of (further) settlements in Palestine. It also has to be free of the religious fundies.

Which parties would that include ?

Meretz would be the closest to what you're describing. Labor would probably work if you wanted to vote for a major party. Yesh Atid is vaguely centrist, for sure, and definitely secular, but seems to avoid talking about the Palestinian issue like the plague.