The Unity party's withdrawal from Israel's October 27 Knesset election in early September 2026, after polls showed it consistently below the 3.25% threshold, drives the overwhelming trader consensus on a sub-0.5% vote share. Founded weeks earlier by Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein to pursue a broad Zionist coalition and conscription reform, the list failed to attract sufficient support or viable alliances, including talks with Blue and White. With the party off the ballot entirely and no mechanism for write-in or revival evident in current polling or procedural rules, its share registers as zero. Late developments such as an unexpected re-entry or merger would be required to alter this positioning, though none appear scheduled before election day.