The poll of polls of the television channels and Maariv - if the elections were held today, these would be the results
Three polls from television channels and Maariv present a split picture of the race: Likud leads in two, Yashar! leads in Maariv. On average, the right stands at 58 seats, the left at 45.7, and the Arab parties are stable at 12. Eisenkot leads in the poll average, Netanyahu is close. Winter's Amcha Yisrael and the Economic Reservists hover around the electoral threshold.
Three polls published this morning on television channels and in Maariv present a split picture of the race for the 2026 elections. A Channel 14 poll shows Likud strengthening from 30 to 31 seats, while Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! weakens from 21 to 20. The right-wing bloc stands at 64 seats in this poll. An i24NEWS poll shows Likud stable at 27 seats, Yashar! drops from 22 to 21, and Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit weakens from 8 to 7. The right-wing bloc in this poll stands at 60 seats. In contrast, a Maariv poll shows the opposite trend: Likud drops to just 18 seats, but the coalition bloc remains stable at 50 seats thanks to Winter's Amcha Yisrael and Religious Zionism-Identity crossing the electoral threshold. The weighted average of the three polls places Likud in first place with an average of 25.3 seats, ahead of Yashar! with 21.3. The average right-wing bloc stands at 58 seats, the left-wing bloc at 45.7, and the Arab parties are stable at 12. Amcha Yisrael and the Economic Reservists hover around the electoral threshold, which could change the bloc picture.