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Gadi Eisenkot maintains the lead, Benjamin Netanyahu maintains stability, and the union between Bezalel Smotrich and Moshe Feiglin garners 5 mandates. Will this trend hold until the party lists are finalized?

New poll data reveals an extremely tight battle between the blocs, where a joint run of several parties currently not passing the electoral threshold could propel them to a dramatic figure.

Channel 14 poll: The right-wing bloc remains at 63 mandates, Eisenkot and the 'Yashar' party are on a downward trend, Ofer Winter's party is wiped out - and Naftali Bennett is closing the gap.

A new poll reveals a turnaround at the top as Gadi Eizenkot and his new party overtake Netanyahu's Likud, while a surprising union on the right changes the balance of power.

Channel 13 poll shows a change at the top: Yashar! loses 2 mandates, Likud strengthens by the same amount, and Bennett drops by one mandate. At the same time, the two main blocs reach 53 mandates each, with the Arab parties holding 14 mandates.

A 60:60 tie between the coalition and opposition blocs. Likud maintains its lead, while the 'Yashar' party secures second place. An analysis of how a right-wing merger scenario would affect the political map.

Just one week before the closing of the lists, a new Channel 12 News poll reveals a turnaround at the top, strengthening for Netanyahu, and a total collapse of some of the most familiar names in Israeli politics below the electoral threshold.

A Kan News poll presents a changing political picture: two important parties for the right-wing pass the electoral threshold, while Likud and Otzma Yehudit weaken. Netanyahu strengthens within his bloc and returns to lead against Bennett in suitability for Prime Minister.

A Channel 14 poll published this Sunday indicates that for the majority of Israelis, the victory of a political bloc is more important than a party's platform or its candidates.

A dramatic political development in a new poll presents a turnaround in the premiership, as Benjamin Netanyahu loses ground against two main rivals and a new right-wing party reshuffles the blocks.

Benjamin Netanyahu significantly leads his competitors in the race for prime minister, while the right-wing bloc secures 63 seats according to the latest NEXT DATA poll.

Two polls published days apart predict that Jean-Luc Mélenchon manages to qualify for the second round of the elections. In some of the scenarios tested, he fails to do so, but in all of them, Marine Le Pen eventually wins. Mélenchon represents a distinct pro-Palestinian position and refused to condemn the massacre by the terrorist organization Hamas.

A new mandate poll reveals a shake-up in the national camp, as the Religious Zionism party fails to pass the electoral threshold while the new party of a reserve brigadier general records a surprising achievement.

According to the Kan News poll, Eisenkot overtakes Likud with 24 mandates, and Netanyahu loses in the suitability for prime minister question to Bennett as well. A new scenario brings Winter into the Knesset and leaves Smotrich below the electoral threshold.

Gadi Eisenkot continues to strengthen and widens the lead over Netanyahu, while the opposition bloc approaches a decisive moment. And also: how many votes are wasted below the electoral threshold and what do they think in Likud about reserving a spot for Yair Netanyahu | Maariv poll

The Likud party gained 2 additional mandates in the Channel 13 poll, but Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party grew even further. Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein failed to cross the electoral threshold, and the mandates previously held by Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel were redistributed between the political blocs.

According to a Channel 12 poll, the "Yashar!" party led by Gadi Eisenkot has taken first place, surpassing Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud. The coalition is losing ground while the opposition block strengthens.

A poll conducted on the C14 WhatsApp channel examined support potential for various parties. Data as of 17:00 Monday indicates a significant lead for the Religious Zionism party among the options presented.

A significant mandate poll reveals a surprising tie between the Likud party led by Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot's 'Yashar' party. The 'Beyahad' party, led by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, secures 14 mandates.

"Maariv" pollster, Dr. Menachem Lazar, analyzed the results of the latest mandate poll - five mandates are "burned" by parties that do not pass the electoral threshold, and the sector from which a major drama is expected.

Amid internal struggles in Likud, unrest in the West Bank, and progress on Gaza settlement plans, the coalition bloc has weakened to 48 mandates. Gadi Eisenkot has opened an 11% lead over Benjamin Netanyahu in suitability for Prime Minister.

A Channel 13 poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's 'Yashar!' party leading with 23 mandates against 21 for Likud. Eisenkot also leads Netanyahu in suitability for Prime Minister (47% to 34%), and the opposition bloc reaches 60 mandates when joined by Tropper and Hendel.

A Channel 13 poll shows significant shifts in the political map: Gadi Eisenkot's party takes the lead, Likud weakens, and the gap regarding suitability for Prime Minister widens.

The major YouGov immigration poll shows that 47% now believe that the arrival of immigrants from Israel to the Kingdom should be prevented entirely or at least reduced, with only Russia, Pakistan, and Nigeria in a worse position. Even immigrants from Egypt are more welcome. Notable in their opposition to accepting Israelis: supporters of the Labour Party and the Greens, but also the far-right...

Begin leads confidently, Rabin serves as a mirror image of the opposition, and Ben-Gurion is pushed to the margins due to the statute of limitations. The map of longing.

Only 3.9% of Likud members are highly likely to vote for the Erdan-Edelstein party, compared to 14.8% of the party's voters. At the same time, most members are confident in the victory of the right-wing bloc.

A "Free Voices" poll among 1,062 Likud members shows many veterans losing ground to new candidates. In a 30-mandate scenario, the political future of about half of the incumbent MKs and ministers appears uncertain.

A Channel 12 poll places Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party in first place with 24 mandates, ahead of Likud. The anti-Netanyahu bloc reaches 70 mandates, while the coalition remains with only 50.

According to a Channel 14 poll, 42% of respondents believe that the decisions of Central Elections Committee Chairman, Judge Noam Sohlberg, assist the opposition, while an equal number view them as neutral. Meanwhile, 43% of those surveyed stated that PM Netanyahu's reserved spots increase their likelihood of voting for Likud.

A new poll shows a shake-up in the mandate map: two new parties fail to pass the electoral threshold, the Netanyahu bloc strengthens, and Netanyahu opens a gap over Eisenkot.

A Maariv poll indicates stability in the mandate map: the coalition remains with 49 mandates, and the Zionist opposition with 57. Most of the public opposes joining Ra'am to the coalition and the proposed arrangement in Gaza.

According to the "Ha-Yom" poll, almost all party supporters attach importance to the list and not just its leader. The public supports the IDF Chief of Staff from both the right and left, but is divided regarding the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense. The poll also reveals a lack of trust in agreements with Hamas.

A new mandate poll reveals a surprising shift in the political map, with Likud recording a significant surge while the much-discussed alliance of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid struggles to gain traction, remaining far behind.

A Channel 13 poll places Eisenkot's party in first place and the opposition bloc at 58 mandates, compared to 51 for the coalition. A merger between Mansour Abbas and Yoav Segalovitz receives 7 mandates, but the majority of the public opposes including Ra'am in the government.

The Israel Democracy Institute published the results of a new poll conducted as part of the «Israeli Voice» index for July. The poll presents an up-to-date picture of the positions of the Israeli public on key political, security, and social issues: the campaign against Iran, the situation in the territories, and the upcoming elections.

A Channel 14 poll published Tuesday shows that 87% of respondents oppose ending the destruction of terror threats in the Gaza Strip until Hamas is disarmed. The survey also addressed the conduct of Defense Minister Israel Katz, Donald Trump's Iran policy, and calls for investigations into Democratic candidates.

A Channel 12 News poll shows Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party tied with 23 mandates. The coalition bloc reaches only 50 mandates, while Bezalel Smotrich's party crosses the electoral threshold.

According to a new Channel 12 News poll, Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's party would each receive 23 seats. The results highlight the intense competition between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Eisenkot.

A new poll reveals a tie of 23 mandates between the Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's party, while the joint party of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid continues to lose ground. What is the status of the Democrats party led by Yair Golan?

A new poll conducted by Lazar Research shows the Likud party rising to 22 mandates. Meanwhile, the opposition bloc is losing the majority required to form a government.

Against the backdrop of political and security developments, Likud maintains a strong lead in the polls, while several parties fail to cross the electoral threshold. Benjamin Netanyahu holds a significant lead over his rivals in the race for Prime Minister.

In a poll published in the US, 49% of respondents support the arrest of the Prime Minister in accordance with the International Criminal Court's warrant. A majority of Democrats believe that Netanyahu has damaged US-Israel relations.

Current data from an i24NEWS poll shows that Gadi Eizenkot is closing in on Benjamin Netanyahu in suitability for the role, while Naftali Bennett is lagging behind and the coalition is recording a slight strengthening in the general balance of mandates in the Knesset.

A new mandate poll shows dramatic changes in the political map as Gadi Eisenkot's party takes first place, while Likud drops to second and the coalition weakens significantly.

A poll conducted by Channel 14 and Shlomo Filber shows a strong lead for Benjamin Netanyahu. The coalition secures 62 mandates, while the opposition bloc shows low figures.