Poll of polls from five television channels - if the elections were held today, these would be the results
The poll of polls from five television channels, weighted by Ma'ariv, points to a fragmented political system with no clear decision. Yashar! of Gadi Eisenkot leads with an average of 22.2 seats, Likud of Netanyahu is second with 21.2, and Bennett is third with 12.2. In blocs, the Netanyahu bloc stands at 54.4 seats versus 51 for the Zionist opposition, without a majority to form a government.
Ma'ariv published a poll of polls combining five surveys from Israeli television channels, presenting a fragmented political picture with no clear decision. Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party leads the average of the polls with 22.2 seats, ahead of Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud with 21.2 seats. Naftali Bennett with the Together party is in third place with 12.2 seats, and the Democrats with 9.2. In the bloc picture, the Netanyahu bloc (including Amcha Israel) stands at an average of 54.4 seats, compared to 51 for the Zionist opposition. The Arab parties together receive 12.2 seats, and Handel-Zelicha 2.4. The various polls present diverse pictures: the Kan News poll gives Eisenkot 24 seats and Likud 20, with 52 for each bloc. The News 12 poll shows a weakening of the Change bloc to 66 seats. The News 14 poll presents an opposite picture with 64 seats for the right-wing bloc. The Channel 16 poll indicates that Winter and Handel-Zelicha pass the electoral threshold with 4 seats each. The analysis points to a stuck political system without a clear majority to form a government.