A new N12 survey published Monday evening, reported by Dafna Liel, shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party as the largest faction with 25 Knesset seats, while Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud drops to 21. The poll also indicates the center-left change bloc standing at 68 seats, down two mandates.
According to an N12 survey published Monday evening and reported by the network's Dafna Liel, Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party leads with 25 Knesset seats, followed by Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party at 21. The poll also shows the center-left change bloc at 68 seats, a decline of two.
The Zioneer's prior coverage has tracked Eisenkot's rise across multiple polls. On August 31, an N12 poll showed Yashar at 24 seats and Likud at 23. A September 2 Channel 13 survey showed Yashar at 22 and Likud at 21. The current N12 figures mark the strongest showing for the Yashar party in that network's polling to date, and the weakest for Likud in recent surveys.
The survey reports seat totals for the two largest parties and the overall change bloc; it does not provide a full breakdown of individual smaller parties.
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