Polls

As the Knesset elections approach, Benny Gantz opened up about the campaign's emotional toll in an interview, while recent polls show his party struggling below the electoral threshold.

Recent Israeli polls show a tight deadlocked race with Gadi Eisenkot leading, while Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc ties with the opposition at 52 mandates each.

Germany faces a major political crisis as the far-right AfD leads national polls with 27-28 percent, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz's approval rating plunges to a record-low 10 percent.

WhatsApp is testing major interface updates in beta, including moving channels into the Chats tab and enabling group creation directly from poll results.

US Democratic Representative Brad Sherman warned Israelis that deteriorating public opinion in America poses serious risks to military aid and diplomatic backing.

Five new polls following the Knesset list closure show Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! leading in most surveys, while Likud tops one. Bloc totals remain deadlocked ahead of the October 2026 vote.

Polls project a record 34 women, 48 newcomers, and sharp security background disparities for Israel's upcoming 26th Knesset elections on October 27, 2026.

TikTok introduces new engagement features in Israel, including voice comments, real-time polls, and AI-driven advertising tools like Dreamina Seedance and GMV Max Pro.

MK Yinon Azoulay defended Shas amid poll drops and protests, asserting that the party is advancing a realistic draft law for non-studying youths.

While the mandate map reveals a turnaround at the top and the right-wing bloc strengthens to 53 mandates, the well-known former officer insists on running alone despite shaky data that places him in a particularly dangerous zone.

Ukraine is achieving impressive successes on the front, but the public image of President Volodymyr Zelensky continues to crack. His associates are finding themselves in interrogation rooms one after another, generals are gaining popularity at his expense against the backdrop of the war, and most polls show: the people are fed up with the government and the opposition, and want new people.

Pollster Shlomo Filber responded to an attack by Channel 12 News correspondent Ilan Lukatch, after the latter harshly criticized Channel 14 polls over the weekend and even used the results of the Bar Association elections to claim a "history of failures."

A small mistake we made while checking the findings of an election poll, which shuffled the cards for several parties, taught us to better formulate what we know and what we do not know. Israel received this week another reminder from its neighbors of what we do know.

The State of Israel is heading to elections, and the 'Mashrokit' (Whistle) of Globes brings the latest polls from all media outlets. Who is strengthening, who is weakening, and how does it affect the balance of power between the camps? And this time: nothing new? Perhaps that is exactly the novelty.

Against the backdrop of stagnation in the mandate polls, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana admitted that the coalition's electoral situation is difficult, but claimed that the trend can still be changed.

The State of Israel is heading to elections, and Globes' "Mashrokit" (Whistle) brings the latest polls from all media outlets. Who is strengthening, who is weakening, and how does it affect the balance of power between the camps? With the mandate picture static, the political arena is looking at one specific move.

Polling institutes often work in parallel with political parties as consultants, creating a potential conflict of interest that remains hidden from the public. Why were regulatory recommendations to increase transparency blocked?

Dr. Menachem Lazar said in an interview with 103FM that the mandate blocks remain stable, but argued that the weakening of the "Bechad" party has primarily benefited Gadi Eisenkot. He also estimated that a party led by Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein could bring back right-wing voters who stayed home, and addressed the possibility of a connection between Yoav Segalovitz and Ra'am.

Ahead of the upcoming elections, we are flooded with mandate polls, and every media outlet presents a different forecast. Behind the numbers hide unrepresentative samples, biased questions, and entire audiences that are barely sampled. Dr. Nimrod Nir from the Hebrew University explains how to read a poll correctly, who creates the gaps between the polls and the actual results, and why it is...

Following the ongoing confrontations surrounding Gadi Eizenkot and the criticism from Yaakov Bardugo, journalist Barak Seri attacked on the X network and claimed that political pressure is increasing ahead of the elections.

The 'Poll of Polls' by Globes returns. We analyze the latest data from leading media outlets, examining party trends, the electoral threshold, and the critical impact of undecided voters on the upcoming Knesset elections.

While Knesset members fight for their position on the list, the Likud has conducted internal polls and AI analyses to examine who brings in votes, who drives voters away, and who simply doesn't count. Some of the findings, which could become the talk of the day in the primaries, have reached Walla.

Millions of Israelis are preparing for elections, relying on pollsters' forecasts. However, due to differences in sampling methods and data collection, results across various media channels can differ significantly.

The acting director-general of the Central Elections Committee has reminded polling institutes and media outlets that, starting tomorrow, they must submit full poll data to the committee to ensure transparency and prevent public deception.

Israel is heading to elections, and Globes' poll of polls brings the latest data from all media outlets. Who is strengthening, who is weakening, and how does it affect the balance of power between the camps? This time: Eisenkot takes the lead at the expense of Likud, but forming a government is still not within reach.