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Poll Puts Likud at 22, Yashar at 21 as Together Falls to 14

A new Kantar Institute survey puts Likud first with 22 Knesset seats, up one from the previous survey, while Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar slips one seat to 21. Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid’s Together falls one seat to 14, its lowest result in the series, while the Democrats rise to 10 and the Troper-Hendel Reservists list clears the threshold with four. The Netanyahu-led bloc gains one seat to 52, and the non-Arab opposition parties total 58. On suitability for prime minister, Netanyahu leads Eisenkot 39% to 38% and Bennett 39% to 31%.

Israel Elections 2026: date, polls and results

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