Both Jewish Home and Likud have responded publicly to the preliminary primary results of the Labor Party.
According to Jewish Home, the selected list, is "post-Zionist and puts an end to Labor's ambitions to be a ruling party.
Describing the elected candidates, Jewish Home stated there are "Marmara flotilla supporters, New Israel Fund members who support abolishing the Law of Return, and other members who have said they are ashamed of [Hatikva - The Hope] Israel's national anthem."
"The founders of the party are rolling in their graves," the statement concluded.
Likud's public relations staff also addressed that the Labor Party had chosen "a significantly left list."
"Israeli citizens must choose the party who will stand firm against the threats and challenges we face," Likud added.
Deputy Minister of Environment Ofir Akunis (Likud) also slammed the party's list for the March elections, claiming it "removed the mask from the face of Labor."
"The selected list represents the most far-left views with regard to socio-economic policy and political approach. Support for higher taxes and a withdrawal to the 1967 borders are outdated and dangerous conceptions. The candidates chosen are extremely inexperienced in state affairs," Okunis stated.
Labor primaries were held Tuesday with polling stations closed just after 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday night. There was a voter turnout of 58.9%, higher than the 57% recorded in the last primaries two years ago.
MK Shelly Yechimovich was the big winner of the primaries, receiving the most votes and securing the third spot on the party's list behind leader Yitzhak Herzog and Hatnua Chairwomn Tzipi Livni.
After Yechimovich, who lost the party leadership to Yitzhak Herzog in 2013, Labor party members gave the most votes to Stav Shaffir, Itzik Shmuli and Omer Bar Lev.
The preliminary list stands as follow:
1.Yitzhak Herzog
2.Hatnua (Tzipi Livni)
3.Shelly Yechimovich
4.Stav Shaffir
5.Itzik Shmuli
6. Omer Bar Lev
7. Hilik Bar
8. Hatnua (Amir Peretz)
9. Merav Michaeli
10. Eitan Cabel
11. Reserved for a candidate of the chairman’s choice
12. Erel Margalit
13. Mickey Rosenthal
14. Revital Sweid
15. Danny Atar
16. Hatnua (Manuel Trajtenberg)
17. Zoheir Bahalul
18. Eitan Broshi
19. Michal Biran
20. Nachman Shai
21. Hatnua
22. Ayelet Nahmias Verbin
23. Yossi Yonah
24. Hatnua
25. Hatnua
26. Saleh Saad
27. Lea Fadida
28. Robert Tiviaev
29. Moshe Mizrahi
30. Eldad Yaniv
31. Behira Berdugo
32. Gilad Kariv
33. Eitan Schwartz
34. Alice Goldman
35. Raleb Majadle