Knesset elections: which party is surging to first place – polls

According to polls by Kan-11 and Keshet-12, the Yashar party takes the lead with 23-24 seats, ahead of Likud (20 seats). Both surveys show no absolute majority for key blocs and difficulties in forming a coalition.

Polls published by leading Israeli television channels show significant shifts in electoral preferences. According to data from the Kantar institute for Kan-11, the Yashar party takes first place with 24 seats, ahead of the ruling Likud (20 seats). It is followed by Beyahad (12), Democratim, Otzma Yehudit, and Yisrael Beitenu (8 each), Yahadut HaTorah, Shas, and the Arab list (7 each). The government coalition and opposition each receive 52 seats, excluding Arab factions. A Midgam poll for Keshet-12 confirms the trend: Yashar — 23 seats, Likud — 20. The coalition bloc gets 50 seats, the opposition — 66 (54 without Arab parties). Both polls point to complex coalition negotiations.