Winter's Party Fails to Pass Threshold, Weakening Right-Wing Bloc in Latest Poll

A recent Channel 13 poll, analyzed by Samuel Rosner, delivers disappointing news for Ofer Winter and his party, Amcha Yisrael, which fails to cross the electoral threshold. This outcome reduces the right-wing bloc's strength to 48 Knesset seats. According to the poll, the largest party is the Eizenkot and Yashar list with 24 seats. The Yamina party, led by Naftali Bennett, holds 13 seats, closely followed by the Democratic camp with 11. Israel Beytenu secures 9 seats, collectively forming a bloc of 57 seats.

Within the right-wing camp, Netanyahu's Likud party garners 19 seats, while Shas and United Torah Judaism each receive 8 seats, alongside Otzma Yehudit with 8 seats. The Religious Zionist Party passes the threshold with 5 seats. Overall, the right-wing and ultra-Orthodox bloc totals only 48 seats. Arab parties increase their representation to 15 seats, with the Joint List (Hadash-Ta'al-Balad) holding 10 seats and Ra'am securing 5.

Another poll by Walla, conducted earlier by the Lazar Institute and reported by Aryeh Yoeli, shows Winter's party passing with 6 seats but causing the Religious Zionist Party to fall below the threshold. This contrast highlights the volatility within the right-wing political landscape ahead of the elections.