New Poll Shows United Religious Zionism Bloc Gaining Strength

A new poll released by Kan News on Sunday indicates a strengthening of the unified Religious Zionism and Tkuma party, now projected to win 6 seats in the upcoming elections. This gain comes after the party's merger with Avi Maoz's Noam faction.

The broader political landscape remains largely unchanged in the survey. The "Yesh Atid" party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, maintains its leading position with 24 seats, while the Likud party has dropped to 20 seats. "Yamina," headed by Naftali Bennett, is in third place with 12 seats.

"Otzma Yehudit" and "Yisrael Beiteinu" have each gained a seat, now standing at 8 mandates, alongside "The Democrats" who lost one mandate. The ultra-Orthodox parties, Shas and United Torah Judaism, are each projected to win 7 seats.

Among Arab parties, Hadash-Ta'al and Balad together secure 7 seats, with Ra'am receiving 5. The Religious Zionism party, now unified with Tkuma, is polling at 6 seats. "Am Yisrael" led by Ofer Winter and the list of reservists by Yoaz Hendel, along with the Economic Party of Yaron Zelekha, are each projected to receive 4 seats.

Parties such as Blue and White, the ultra-Orthodox party, and Noam remain below the electoral threshold.