Israel’s Central Elections Committee rejected multiple petitions on September 24, 2026, to disqualify the Religious Zionism-Zehut slate under Basic Law provisions on racism or negating the state’s Jewish and democratic character, clearing it alongside other Jewish-majority lists for the October 27 Knesset vote. The committee’s composition and voting record favor coalition-aligned parties, and the Supreme Court has focused recent reviews on reversing disqualifications of Arab lists rather than imposing new barriers. With the campaign period advanced and no fresh legal filings or procedural triggers evident, traders assign near-certain probability to the alliance appearing on the ballot. Only an unforeseen court reversal of the committee decision or last-minute challenge could alter this outcome.