A poll by Direct Falls for Channel 14 published tonight (Thursday) shows that if the election had been held today, the party of former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Likud party would have won 36 and remains the largest by far of all the other parties.
In second place is a future party with 18 seats. Below it, again by a gap, is Shas with 9 seats. According to this survey, religious Zionism rises to 8 seats. A similar number is also received by the Blue and White Party of Bnei Gantz.
Next on the list: the Labor Party with 7 seats. This is the blood of the joint list, Torah Judaism and the party of Avigdor Lieberman Yisrael Beiteinu.
At the bottom of the list is a Meretz party with 5 seats. The right-wing party, led by the current prime minister, Naftali Bennett, won four seats in this poll. So is Mansour Abbas’ RAAM party.
According to this poll, the opposition bloc wins 60 seats, the coalition bloc 53 and the joint list 7 seats.
The Direct Falls survey also examined the question of suitability for prime minister. Benjamin Netanyahu garnered 51% of the vote. It is followed by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett with 17%. Further down the list: Yair Lapid: 16%, Bnei Gantz: 11%, none: 5%.