Who Israelis want to vote for in the elections – fresh poll

According to a Channel 13 poll, Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party takes first place with 22 seats, ahead of Netanyahu's Likud (18 seats). Beyahad and Democratim each get 11 seats. The coalition gets 51 seats, the opposition 52. Eisenkot leads in the prime ministerial rating (48% vs 36% for Netanyahu).

A fresh Channel 13 poll records significant changes on the Israeli political scene. The Yashar party led by Gadi Eisenkot confidently takes first place, receiving 22 seats. The ruling Likud party of Benjamin Netanyahu can count on only 18 seats. Naftali Bennett's Beyahad party and the opposition Democratim bloc of Yair Golan each get 11 seats. The Joint List, Yisrael Beitenu, and Yahadut HaTorah each receive eight seats. Otzma Yehudit and Shas get seven seats each, Zionut Datit six, Amkha Israel and Ra'am five each. The Hendel-Zelikha list crosses the threshold with four seats. Benny Gantz's Kahol Lavan does not enter the Knesset. The overall breakdown: the coalition gets 51 seats, the opposition (without Arab parties and the Hendel-Zelikha list) 52. In the prime ministerial rating, Eisenkot receives 48% support, Netanyahu 36%, and 16% were undecided.

Who Israelis want to vote for in the elections – fresh poll