Five days before the closing of the lists for the Knesset: Data from a survey conducted by Shlomo Filber and published this evening (Thursday) on Channel 14 shows that the right-wing bloc is stable and will achieve 63 seats, while the left-wing bloc will only have 45 seats.
The Arab parties receive 12 seats in the poll.
Likud with 31 seats, the left-wing party 'Yashar' in second place with 22 seats - two seats less than the previous poll. Shas receives 10 seats, and Naftali Bennett's 'Together' party jumps by 3 seats and receives 9.
'The 'Democrats' remain stable with 8 seats, United Torah Judaism also has 8 seats - one more than in the previous poll. Further down the list are Religious Zionism and Identity - just after the announcement of the union - with 7 seats, Otzma Yehudit remains stable with 7 seats.
The Hadash-Ta'al-Balad faction also receives 7 seats. Yisrael Beytenu drops in a seat, receiving 6 seats, and the Ra'am faction closes the list with 5 seats.
Following the union of Smotrich and Feiglin, Ofer Winter's Amech Yisrael party plunges below the threshold, after last week it had 4 seats, and now only wins 2.71% of the seats.
Firmly below the threshold are Zionist-Reservist House led by Hili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel with 1.3%, Blue and White with 1.2%, Noam LeIsrael with 0.3%, and Gilad Erdan's Unity Party with 0.1%.
On the question of suitability to serve as Prime Minister against a number of candidates, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leads by a significant margin with 50% support. Gadi Eisenkot receives 32%, Naftali Bennett with 16% and Avigdor Lieberman with only 2%.
In a direct contest against Gadi Eisenkot, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu receives 54% compared to 46% for Eisenkot.
The survey, conducted by NEXT DATA with the participation of 865 adults from the general population, was conducted today, September 3, 2026. Data analysis: Shlomo Filber.
