New Poll Shows Ofer Winter's Party Failing to Pass Threshold

A new poll released by Channel 12 News indicates a significant drop for Ofer Winter's party, which is currently failing to pass the electoral threshold for the first time since its official launch. The poll was released against the backdrop of controversial statements made by Yosef Haddad. The opposition parties are maintaining their strength, while Winter's party is shown to be collapsing.

According to the survey, the largest party in the Knesset would be "Yashar!" with 23 mandates, followed by the Likud party, led by the Prime Minister, with 21 mandates. The third-largest party is "Bechd" with 13 mandates.

The poll shows the Democrats and Yisrael Beiteinu each receiving 9 mandates. Yahadut HaTorah and the Joint List, whose candidacy was approved by the High Court of Justice last week, both garnered 8 mandates. Shas received 7 mandates, with Otzma Yehudit receiving a similar number. The United List of Religious Zionism and Identity secured 6 mandates, and Ra'am received 5 mandates.

Parties such as "HaMiluimnikim" and "HaKalkalit" received 4 mandates. Ofer Winter's party, however, failed to pass the electoral threshold, receiving only 1.5% of the votes, a sharp decline from the previous poll. The current coalition is projected to win 49 mandates, while the opposition would secure 54. Arab parties collectively received 13 mandates, and Harel Zelig's party received 4 mandates.