What parties would you be in other countries?

[DavidB.]

US: Republican
UK: Liberal Democrats-Conservative swing voter
Germany: Christian Democratic Union-Free Democratic Party
Israel: Kulanu-Hatnuah-Likud, depending on candidates
Denmark: Danish Liberal Party(Venstre) or Danish Social Liberal Party(Venstre Radikale)
Australia: Liberal-Palmer United
Italy: Forward Italy
France: Union of a Democrats and Independents
Netherlands: PVV
Spain: PP
India: Independent-NCP
Sweden: Moderate-Centre
Brazil: PMDB

Literally nobody would even consider voting for Radikale in Denmark while voting for the PVV in the Netherlands. You'd probably vote for the VVD in the Netherlands.

[DavidB.]

Australia: Liberal
Austria: no idea, I'd probably hold my nose and vote ÖVP on election day
Belgium: stay home
Canada: Conservative
Denmark: Danish People's Party
Estonia: Reform Party
Finland: Finns Party
France: UMP
Germany: AfD
Greece: stay home
Ireland: no idea
Israel: Bayit Yehudi
Japan: LDP
Luxembourg: ADR
Netherlands: VNL
Norway: Progress Party
Poland: KORWiN
Spain: PP
Sweden: Sweden Democrats
Switzerland: Swiss People's Party
UK: Conservative or UKIP, depending on my constituency
US: GOP

[DavidB.]

Greece: Golden Dawn

what?

[DavidB.]

Israel : Yesh Atid
Turkey : MHP

Are you completely sure about the MHP...? As for Israel, why Yesh Atid and not Meretz?

[DavidB.]

US: Republican
UK: Conservative or UKIP
France: REM or LR or FN (yes, it's weird)
Austria: ÖVP or Team Stronach
Germany: FDP
The Netherlands: VVD or D66
Spain: People's or Citizen's
Italy: M5S
Canada: Conservative
Poland: PiS
Israel: Likud

Nobody would be a potential UKIP voter in the UK (or a PiS voter in Poland) and a D66 voter in the Netherlands.

I believe Yesh Atid have a better chance of reconciling all of the Israeli population. Meretz would be too divisive a vote.

That makes a lot of sense.