A new Channel 14 poll released Monday evening shows stability and a clear lead for the right-wing bloc. According to the data, the right-wing bloc reaches 63 seats and secures a majority, compared to the left-wing bloc, which receives only 47 seats. The Arab parties receive 10 seats combined. In the seat breakdown, Likud continues to lead as the largest party in the political system with 32 seats, while Eisenkot’s Yashar stands in second place with 24 seats.
Further down, Shas wins 10 seats, and the Democrats receive 9 seats. Otzma Yehudit [Jewish Power] and United Torah Judaism each receive 8 seats. Yisrael Beiteinu and Yachad each get 7 seats, while Religious Zionism, Ra’am, and Hadash-Ta’al-Balad each receive 5 seats. Below the electoral threshold: Ofer Winter with 2.1%, the Zehut party led by Moshe Feiglin with 1.7%, Beit Zioni Miluaimnikim led by Tropper and Hendel with 1.4%, Blue and White with 1%, and Gilad Erdan with 0.2%.
On the question of suitability for the position of prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu shows a significant advantage over other candidates with 52% support, compared to only 36% for Gadi Eisenkot, 7% for Naftali Bennett, and 5% for Avigdor Lieberman.
In a direct question between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, Netanyahu wins confidently with 56% versus 44% for Eisenkot.
The survey was conducted through NEXT DATA with the participation of 486 adults from the general population on August 24, 2026. Data analysis: Shlomo Filber.