These are the candidates who will probably be biting their nails until the last moment

According to the latest Channel 14 poll, dozens of candidates in the elections for the 26th Knesset are on the verge of entering the Knesset or staying out by a margin of one seat. Minister Ze'ev Elkin, in 32nd place on the Likud list, needs two more seats to be elected. The sampling error and the counting of double envelopes may decide their fate.

Dozens of candidates in the elections for the 26th Knesset will not be able to sleep tonight and will wait for the final vote count, including the votes of soldiers in double envelopes, to find out if they were elected. According to the latest Channel 14 poll, in every party there are candidates who barely enter the Knesset and others who remain outside by a margin of one seat. Minister Ze'ev Elkin, placed 32nd on the Likud list, needs two more seats to be elected, as does Shuki Ohana in 31st place. On the other hand, Yitzhak Bunzel and Moshe Benjamin Peretz enter exactly on the threshold. In Yashar, Tal Ohana and Elissaf Peretz are the last to enter. In BeYachad, Yonatan Shalev and Bruchia Na'im Arman close the list. In Shas, Uriel Buso and Yosef Tayeb will enter in the last places. In Otzma Yehudit, Chanamel Dorfman and Tzachi Eliyahu barely enter. In United Torah Judaism, the fate of Yehuda Wispish and Yoel Tesler depends on every vote. In Religious Zionism-Zehut, Itamar Itam and MK Zvi Sukkot barely hold their places. In The Democrats, Omri Ronen and MK Michal Rozin enter on the threshold. In Yisrael Beiteinu, MK Oded Forer and MK Yulia Malinovsky are fighting for their places. In the Joint List, Yosef Alatawneh and Maha Karakabi-Sabah enter in the last places. In Ra'am, MK Iman Khatib-Yasin and Yasser Hujirat barely enter. The article notes that polls and samples are subject to a sampling error of one or two seats, and any small shift may change the results.