Mandate polls published this evening (Friday) on ‘News 12’ and ‘News 13’ after the submission of the lists to the Knesset, reveal that none of the blocs obtains 61 mandates, while in both polls the Netanyahu bloc reaches 60 and the current coalition bloc stands at 56 mandates. Also, Hadash-Ta’al reaches four mandates.
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In Hachot 12 it was announced that the Likud continues to lead the polls with 33 seats, followed by the future of the incumbent Prime Minister Yair Lapid with 23 seats. After that came the state camp of Defense Minister Gantz and the religious Zionism of Smotrich and Ben Gvir who each won 12 mandates.
Shas and Torah Judaism stand at 8 and 7 mandates respectively, Yisrael Beitanu and Avoda stand at 6 mandates, Meretz receives 5 mandates and Ra’am and Hadash-Ta’al receive 4 mandates each.
The Jewish Home led by Ayelet Shaked does not pass the threshold and receives only 1.9 percent support. Below the percentage of the block you can also find the burning youths of Hadar Mokhtar with 1.2 percent and Bald with 0.9 percent.
In ‘News 13’ it was announced that Likud gets 32 mandates and Yesh Atid gets 24 mandates. The third largest party is the religious Zionism of Smotrich and Ben Gvir with 13 mandates, followed by Gantz’s state camp with 12 mandates
Shas and Torah Judaism stand at 8 and 7 mandates respectively, Yisrael Beitenu gets 6 mandates, Havoda and Meretz get 5 mandates each and Ram and Hadash-Ta’al get 4 mandates each.
The Jewish Home led by Ayelet Shaked does not pass the threshold and receives only 2 percent support. Below the blocking percentage you can also find Hadar Mokhtar’s Burning Youth with 1.9 percent, Balad with 1.2 percent, the Economic Party achieves 1.1 percent and Free Israel with 0.4 percent.