Bnei Dekalim בני דקלים

CBS code 1368 · CBS name: Bne Dkalim · Jewish · Community settlement · Southern District · Lakhish Regional Council · population 1,700 (2022 census) · Show on map

2026: Bibi bloc 98.8% (Israel 44.0%), down 0.3 points since 2022; Religious Zionism and Zehut led.

02550751002006200920132015Apr '19Sep '1920202021202220262015: Netanyahu's camp 98.0%Apr 2019: Netanyahu's camp 97.4%Sep 2019: Netanyahu's camp 99.5%2020: Netanyahu's camp 99.6%2021: Netanyahu's camp 98.9%2022: Netanyahu's camp 99.0%2026: Netanyahu's camp 98.8%2015: Opposing camp 1.0%Apr 2019: Opposing camp 0.0%Sep 2019: Opposing camp 0.2%2020: Opposing camp 0.0%2021: Opposing camp 0.9%2022: Opposing camp 1.0%2026: Opposing camp 1.0%2015: Arab parties 0.0%Apr 2019: Arab parties 0.0%Sep 2019: Arab parties 0.0%2020: Arab parties 0.0%2021: Arab parties 0.0%2022: Arab parties 0.0%2026: Arab parties 0.0%
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Leading party by area, 2026. Open the full map

2026 election

ListBnei DekalimIsraelPercentileRank
Religious Zionism and Zehut70.7%5.1%98979927 of 1,19227 of 1,0384 of 261
Otzma Yehudit13.0%5.7%858373176 of 1,192175 of 1,03869 of 261
Likud9.3%20.5%453945653 of 1,192633 of 1,038143 of 261
Noam below threshold3.1%0.2%98989726 of 1,19225 of 1,0389 of 261
Amcha Yisrael below threshold2.1%1.7%635860415 of 1,192412 of 1,03897 of 261
Shas0.7%5.3%595456462 of 1,192450 of 1,038114 of 261
Together0.5%9.3%133181,035 of 1,1921,001 of 1,038213 of 261
Yashar!0.4%16.1%94151,066 of 1,192992 of 1,038219 of 261
Yisrael Beytenu0.1%5.9%94131,056 of 1,192986 of 1,038218 of 261
The Reservists below threshold0.1%2.7%102151,048 of 1,1921,014 of 1,038218 of 261
United Torah Judaism0.0%5.5%––––––
The Democrats0.0%6.4%––––––
The Joint List0.0%8.8%––––––
Ra'am0.0%5.9%––––––
Israel First below threshold0.0%0.0%––––––
HaKahal below threshold0.0%0.0%––––––
Other lists0.1%0.8%303436768 of 1,192621 of 1,038156 of 261
Bibi bloc98.8%44.0%99999813 of 1,19213 of 1,0386 of 261
Change bloc1.0%37.8%53121,123 of 1,1921,007 of 1,038227 of 261
Arab parties0.0%14.7%––––––
Uncommitted0.1%2.8%82111,061 of 1,1921,015 of 1,038223 of 261
Turnout84.6%78.0%93948781 of 1,19255 of 1,03832 of 261
Valid votes8185,690,682717981342 of 1,192220 of 1,03851 of 261

Share of valid votes. Ranks and percentiles count places with at least 100 valid votes equally; percentile = share of those places with a lower value. Turnout leaves out double envelopes (soldiers, hospitals, prisons, diplomats), which cannot be assigned to a town. Big lists below the threshold are shown by name and count in their bloc; smaller ones are in Other lists.

All elections

ElectionNetanyahu's campOpposing campArab partiesUncommittedTurnoutValid votesLeading list
2006––––––
2009––––––
2013––––––
201598.0%1.0%0.0%0.0%90.2%201The Jewish Home 71.1%
Apr 201997.4%▼0.60.0%▼1.00.0%±0.02.6%▲2.685.8%418Union of Right-Wing Parties 75.1%
Sep 201999.5%▲2.20.2%▲0.20.0%±0.00.0%▼2.687.0%439Yamina 70.8%
202099.6%±0.00.0%▼0.20.0%±0.0–85.5%463Yamina 70.6%
202198.9%▼0.70.9%▲0.90.0%±0.0–85.6%536Religious Zionism 75.9%
202299.0%▲0.21.0%±0.00.0%±0.00.0%85.3%625Religious Zionism 85.4%
202698.8%▼0.31.0%±0.00.0%±0.00.1%▲0.184.6%818Religious Zionism and Zehut 70.7%

Census 2022

Bnei DekalimIsraelPercentileRank
Population (2022 census)1,7009,601,720758285296 of 1,162184 of 1,02738 of 241
People per km²8,922–95969855 of 1,16243 of 1,0275 of 241
Largest religionJewishJewish
Most households areReligiousSecular
Median age13301121,145 of 1,1621,011 of 1,027234 of 241
Aged 65 and over1.7%12.4%4471,103 of 1,151972 of 1,016220 of 237
Academic degree (aged 15+)52.5%25.8%96969647 of 1,15946 of 1,02710 of 239
Immigrated since 2002 (Jews and others)30.1%25.3%828386180 of 1,012176 of 1,00331 of 209
Median yearly wage of employees (NIS)153,400104,300828083212 of 1,160210 of 1,02741 of 239

CBS Census 2022 (selected data by locality). Ranks use the same places as above.

Within the town

ValueMedian / IsraelRank
Voters per resident aged 20+, 2022100.2%69.8%18 of 1,142

Voters per resident aged 20+: votes cast at the town's polling stations in 2022 divided by its residents aged 20 and over in the 2022 census. Unlike turnout it ignores the voter roll (which keeps emigrants) but counts residents who cannot vote; double envelopes left out.

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