New Poll Shows Ofer Winter's Party Secures Knesset Seat

A new poll conducted by i24NEWS indicates that "Am Israel," the party led by Ofer Winter, has secured 4 Knesset seats, surpassing the electoral threshold. This represents a slight decrease from the previous poll, where the party garnered 5 seats, but it remains within the Knesset's composition according to the latest measurement.

The poll results come amid a period of intense competition for right-wing votes, with Winter's party being a focal point. Coalition Chairman Ofir Katz recently criticized "Am Israel," suggesting it could potentially harm the right-wing bloc. "Am Israel" has experienced significant fluctuations in previous polls, often hovering around the electoral threshold.

According to the new poll, the Likud party remains the largest with 27 seats. Following are "Yashar" led by Gadi Eisenkot with 21 seats, Democrats with 10, "Yachad" with 9, United Torah Judaism and Yisrael Beiteinu with 8 seats each, and Otzma Yehudit and Shas with 7 seats each.

Further down the list are Religious Zionism and Identity with 6 seats, the Joint List with 7, and Ra'am with 5 seats. With "Am Israel" at 4 seats, the poll suggests that the bloc supporting Benjamin Netanyahu would collectively hold 60 mandates.