Kan 11 Poll: 43 Days to Elections - The Third Bloc Shuffles the Deck

A new Kan News poll, conducted by pollster Dudi Hassid, presents a tight picture in the political system: the 'Yashar' party led by Gadi Eisenkot leads with 24 seats, Likud led by Netanyahu with 20. The Netanyahu bloc and the Eisenkot bloc are tied at 52 seats each, while Yoaz Hendel's four seats remain outside both blocs and could become a decisive factor in forming the coalition.

A new Kan News poll, published this evening (Monday) in Maariv, presents an exceptionally tight picture in the Israeli political system, 43 days before the elections. The poll, conducted by pollster Dudi Hassid, gives the 'Yashar' party led by Gadi Eisenkot 24 seats, making it the largest party. Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu receives 20 seats. The 'Together' party led by Naftali Bennett gets 12 seats. The 'Reservists and Economic' party led by Yoaz Hendel passes the electoral threshold with 4 seats. In the bloc division, a complete tie emerges: the Netanyahu bloc and the Eisenkot bloc both stand at 52 seats. Hendel's four seats remain outside both blocs, which could make him a particularly significant player in coalition negotiations.