Poll Shows Right-Wing Bloc Securing 63 Knesset Seats
A poll released on Monday, September 28, by Channel 14 indicates a potential distribution of Knesset seats if elections were held today. The "Likud" party is projected to win 31 seats, followed by "Yesh Atid" with 21. Other parties receiving significant projections include "Shas" with 10 seats, "Democrats" and "B'Yachad" each with 9, "United Torah Judaism" with 8, and "Religious Zionism"-"Zehut" and "Otzma Yehudit" each with 7 seats. The "Joint List" is also projected to secure 7 seats, "Yisrael Beiteinu" 6, and "Ra'am" 5.
The "Miluimnikim - Kalkalit" party is expected to receive 2.1% of the vote, falling short of the electoral threshold, as is "Amcha Israel" with 1.6% of the vote.
Collectively, the poll suggests a right-wing bloc would garner 63 seats, while a left-wing bloc would secure 45 seats, and Arab parties would hold 12 seats.
Regarding leadership, 53% of respondents believe Benjamin Netanyahu is best suited for the role of prime minister. Gadi Eisenkot received 32% support, Naftali Bennett 10%, and Avigdor Lieberman 5%.
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