New Poll Shows Potential Shifts in Israeli Political Landscape
A recent poll conducted by Kan 11 indicates significant shifts in the Israeli political landscape ahead of the 2026 elections. The survey suggests that the parties led by Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beiteinu) and Ze'ev Elkin, along with Avi Gabbay and others, would surpass the electoral threshold if elections were held today. Notably, the bloc led by Benny Gantz appears to be weakening in the polls.
The poll also highlights the potential performance of new political entities. The survey suggests that the parties of Elkin and Hanoch Milwidsky would pass the electoral threshold, while Gantz's bloc continues to decline. The specific numbers and percentages from the poll were not detailed in the provided text, but the trend indicates a dynamic and potentially changing political environment.
Further details from the poll show that within Yisrael Beiteinu, Rafi Ben Shitrit is positioned second and Sharon Sharabi sixth, suggesting internal party dynamics are also being tracked. The overall implication is that the upcoming elections could see a different composition of the Knesset, with established parties facing new challenges and potential shifts in voter allegiance.
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