A new N12 poll published Monday evening shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party as the largest faction with 24 Knesset seats, one ahead of Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud at 23. The survey, reported by commentator Amit Segal, also shows several parties falling below the electoral threshold, including Religious Zionism, the Tropper-Hendel ticket, and others.
The latest N12 poll, reported by commentator Amit Segal Monday evening, marks a continuation of the electoral realignment The Zioneer has documented in recent months. Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party now leads with 24 seats, one ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud at 23. The results come amid a period of significant reshuffling on the center-right and among opposition parties.
The survey is the first conducted since the formation of the Amecha Israel list, headed by former IDF officer Ofer Winter. Religious Zionism under Bezalel Smotrich falls below the electoral threshold at 2.6%, as does the Beit Tzioni ticket of Hili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel, also at 2.6%. Other parties failing to cross include Identity (Moshe Feiglin, 2.1%), the Charedi Public (Moti Laitner, 1.2%), the New Economic Party (Yaron Zelicha, 1%), Blue and White (Benny Gantz, 0.9%), and Ha'ichud (Gilad Ardan, 0.5%).
As The Zioneer previously reported, Eisenkot has steadily gained since entering the political fray, overtaking Naftali Bennett's party in polling this summer. Bennett's party was not mentioned in this latest survey breakdown. The poll underscores the fluidity of the current political landscape, with the coalition and opposition blocs remaining closely contested.
Source and signal
- Open-source intake