The internal data and studies that sparked panic in the opposition: "Everything is stuck"

Three weeks before the 2026 elections, senior members of the Change Bloc admit that "everything has been stuck for a month" and are seeking votes from the right. Eisenkot identifies 200,000 undecided voters in Likud, Yisrael Beiteinu focuses its activities on Likud strongholds, and Gantz insists on staying in the race despite the polls, claiming his internal studies show potential for five seats.

Three weeks before the 2026 elections, senior members of the Change Bloc admit that "everything has been stuck for a month." Campaign headquarters are seeking votes from the right: Eisenkot identifies about 200,000 undecided voters in Likud, Yisrael Beiteinu focuses its activities on Likud strongholds, and Gantz insists on staying in the race despite the polls. Blue and White claims, based on internal studies, that the main problem is voter fear of the electoral threshold. A senior bloc figure estimates that Netanyahu will lose, but the question is whether the bloc will succeed in winning. The gap between opposition to Netanyahu and the ability to bring voters from the opposing camp troubles the bloc's officials.