Who will win the elections: fresh rating of Israeli parties

According to a poll by Channel 14, the right-wing bloc receives 63 seats, the left-wing bloc 45, and Arab parties 12. Likud leads with 31 seats, Yashar with 21. Benjamin Netanyahu scores 53% in the prime ministerial candidate rating, Gadi Eisenkot 32%. Two parties failed to cross the electoral threshold.

A fresh opinion poll conducted by Channel 14 paints a picture of confident dominance by the right-wing camp in the event of early elections. The right-wing bloc receives a total of 63 seats, forming a stable parliamentary majority. The left-wing camp is left with 45 seats, and Arab parties with 12. Likud leads with 31 seats, followed by the Yashar party with 21. Shas receives 10 seats, Democratim and Beyahad 9 each, Yahadut HaTorah 8. Tzionut Datit — Zeut and Otzma Yehudit receive 7 seats each, the same as the Joint List. Yisrael Beitenu receives 6 seats, Ra'am 5. Two parties failed to cross the threshold: Miluimnikim — Kalkalit (2.1%) and Amkha Israel (1.6%). In the prime ministerial candidate rating, Benjamin Netanyahu scores 53%, Gadi Eisenkot 32%, Naftali Bennett 10%, Avigdor Lieberman 5%.

Who will win the elections: fresh rating of Israeli parties