**The Central Elections Committee rejected disqualification petitions against the Religious Zionism–Zehut slate on September 24, 2026, by a wide margin (21-3 on one key vote), clearing the joint list for the October 27 Knesset election alongside other Jewish-majority parties.** This followed hearings under Section 7A of the Basic Law, which allows bans for rejecting Israel’s Jewish and democratic character, inciting racism, or supporting armed struggle. Petitions against RZP-Zehut cited statements by leaders including Moshe Feiglin, but the committee and Attorney-General’s Office found insufficient grounds. Historical precedent shows the Supreme Court typically overturns CEC disqualifications of Jewish parties, supporting trader expectations that the list will remain on the ballot. Remaining uncertainty stems from possible appeals or late procedural shifts before election day.