List of Members
| Party | MK | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| One Israel | Ehud Barak | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Eitan Cabel on 9 March 2001. |
| One Israel | Shimon Peres | |
| One Israel | David Levy | Left One Israel to make Gesher an independent party |
| One Israel | Shlomo Ben-Ami | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Orit Noked on 11 August 2002. |
| One Israel | Yossi Beilin | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Eli Ben-Menachem on 17 November 1999 |
| One Israel | Matan Vilnai | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Colette Avital on 17 November 1999 |
| One Israel | Avraham Burg | |
| One Israel | Ra'anan Cohen | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Tzali Reshef on 21 August 2002 |
| One Israel | Uzi Baram | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Efi Oshaya on 15 February 2001. |
| One Israel | Dalia Itzik | |
| One Israel | Binyamin Ben-Eliezer | |
| One Israel | Haim Ramon | |
| One Israel | Eli Goldschmidt | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Mordechai Mishani on 15 February 2001. |
| One Israel | Avraham Shochat | |
| One Israel | Yael Dayan | |
| One Israel | Ophir Pines-Paz | |
| One Israel | Michael Melchior | |
| One Israel | Maxim Levy | Left One Israel to make Gesher an independent party. Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Yehuda Gilad on 5 June 2002. |
| One Israel | Efraim Sneh | |
| One Israel | Nawaf Massalha | |
| One Israel | Avi Yehezkel | |
| One Israel | Sofa Landver | |
| One Israel | Salah Tarif | |
| One Israel | Shalom Simhon | |
| One Israel | Yossi Katz | |
| One Israel | Weizman Shiri | |
| Likud | Binyamin Netanyahu | |
| Likud | Silvan Shalom | |
| Likud | Moshe Katsav | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Ze'ev Boim on 31 July 2000. |
| Likud | Limor Livnat | |
| Likud | Meir Sheetrit | |
| Likud | Gideon Ezra | |
| Likud | Naomi Blumenthal | |
| Likud | Ariel Sharon | |
| Likud | Uzi Landau | |
| Likud | Reuven Rivlin | |
| Likud | Dan Naveh | |
| Likud | Tzachi Hanegbi | |
| Likud | Yisrael Katz | |
| Likud | Michael Eitan | |
| Likud | Joshua Matza | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Eli Cohen on 22 February 2002. |
| Likud | Moshe Arens | |
| Likud | Avraham Hirschson | |
| Likud | Tzipi Livni | |
| Likud | Ayoub Kara | |
| Shas | Aryeh Gamliel | |
| Shas | Eli Suissa | |
| Shas | Eli Yishai | |
| Shas | Shlomo Benizri | |
| Shas | Yitzhak Cohen | |
| Shas | Amnon Cohen | |
| Shas | Nissim Dahan | |
| Shas | David Azulai | |
| Shas | David Tal | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Pinhas Tzabari on 14 November 2002. |
| Shas | Yitzhak Vaknin | |
| Shas | Rahamim Malul | |
| Shas | Meshulam Nahari | |
| Shas | Yitzhak Saban | |
| Shas | Nissim Ze'ev | |
| Shas | Yair Peretz | |
| Shas | Ofer Hugi | |
| Shas | Yitzhak Gagula | |
| Meretz | Yossi Sarid | |
| Meretz | Ran Cohen | |
| Meretz | Haim Oron | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Mossi Raz on 25 February 2000. |
| Meretz | Amnon Rubinstein | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Uzi Even on 31 October 2002. |
| Meretz | Anat Maor | |
| Meretz | Zehava Gal-On | |
| Meretz | Avshalom Vilan | |
| Meretz | Ilan Gilon | |
| Meretz | Naomi Chazan | |
| Meretz | Hussniya Jabara | |
| Yisrael BaAliyah | Natan Sharansky | |
| Yisrael BaAliyah | Yuli-Yoel Edelstein | |
| Yisrael BaAliyah | Roman Bronfman | Left party to establish the Democratic Choice on 20 July 1999. |
| Yisrael BaAliyah | Marina Solodkin | |
| Yisrael BaAliyah | Gennady Riger | |
| Yisrael BaAliyah | Alexander Tzinker | Left party to establish the Democratic Choice on 20 July 1999. |
| Shinui | Tommy Lapid | |
| Shinui | Avraham Poraz | |
| Shinui | Yehudit Naot | |
| Shinui | Yosef Paritzky | |
| Shinui | Eliezer Sandberg | |
| Shinui | Victor Brailovsky | |
| Centre Party | Yitzhak Mordechai | Resigned from Knesset on 28 March 2001 and replaced by Yehiel Lasri. |
| Centre Party | Amnon Lipkin-Shahak | Left party to form New Way on 6 March 2001. Resigned from Knesset on 8 March 2001 and replaced by Nehama Ronen. |
| Centre Party | Dan Meridor | |
| Centre Party | Roni Milo | Left party to form Lev and then joined Likud on 6 November. |
| Centre Party | Uri Savir | Left party to form New Way on 6 March 2001. Resigned from Knesset on 8 March 2001 and replaced by David Magen. |
| Centre Party | Dalia Rabin-Pelossof | Left party to form New Way on 6 March 2001. New Way merged into One Israel on 7 May 2001. |
| National Religious Party | Yitzhak Levy | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Nahum Langental on 15 July 1999. |
| National Religious Party | Haim Drukman | |
| National Religious Party | Shaul Yahalom | |
| National Religious Party | Yigal Bibi | |
| National Religious Party | Zevulun Orlev | |
| United Torah Judaism | Meir Porush | |
| United Torah Judaism | Avraham Ravitz | |
| United Torah Judaism | Ya'akov Litzman | |
| United Torah Judaism | Moshe Gafni | |
| United Torah Judaism | Shmuel Halpert | |
| United Arab List | Abdulmalik Dehamshe | |
| United Arab List | Taleb el-Sana | |
| United Arab List | Hashem Mahameed | Left party to form National Unity – National Progressive Alliance on 10 December 2002 |
| United Arab List | Tawfik Khatib | Left party to form Arab National Party on 19 February 2001 |
| United Arab List | Muhamad Kanan | Left party to form Arab National Party on 19 February 2001 |
| National Union | Rehavam Ze'evi | Assassinated on 17 October 2001. Replaced by Uri Ariel. |
| National Union | Hanan Porat | Resigned from Knesset and replaced by Zvi Hendel on 20 October 1999 |
| National Union | Michael Kleiner | Left One Israel to make Herut - The National Movement an independent party |
| National Union | Binyamin Elon | |
| Hadash | Mohammad Barakeh | |
| Hadash | Issam Makhoul | |
| Hadash | Tamar Gozansky | |
| Yisrael Beiteinu | Avigdor Lieberman | |
| Yisrael Beiteinu | Yuri Stern | |
| Yisrael Beiteinu | Michael Nudelman | |
| Yisrael Beiteinu | Eliezer Cohen | |
| Balad | Azmi Bishara | |
| Balad | Ahmad Tibi | Left party to form Ta'al on 21 December 1999. |
| One Nation | Amir Peretz | |
| One Nation | Haim Katz |
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