New Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc Gaining Support Post-Election

The public is divided on the best path forward, with 34% of respondents favoring another round of elections and an equal 34% supporting a unity government led by Benjamin Netanyahu. In contrast, only 16% favor a minority government under Eisenkot, and 14% support a unity government headed by him. Additionally, 60% of Israelis support a broad unity government under Netanyahu, comprising Likud, Eisenkot's party, Yachad, and Religious Zionism, which would commit to Haredi conscription, establishing a state inquiry commission, halting Netanyahu's trial, and pursuing consensus-based judicial reform.

If new elections were held today, the poll projects that the Likud party would remain the largest, gaining one seat to reach 28 mandates. Gadi Eisenkot's party, referred to as Yesh!, Yashar, or Yachad across different reports, would lose one seat to fall to 20 mandates. The current coalition bloc would secure 54 mandates, Eisenkot's bloc would have 48, and the Arab parties combined would hold 18 mandates.