From survey data conducted by NEXT DATA and strategist and pollster Shlomo Filber, and published this evening (Monday) on Channel 14, the current picture of mandates emerges after the latest developments in the political system.
The data shows that the right-wing bloc maintains its strength and receives 63 seats, similar to the previous survey. The left-wing bloc weakened in terms of seats and stands at 44 seats, while the Arab parties strengthened in terms of seats and together reach 13 seats.
The poll shows that the Likud continues to lead by a margin with 30 seats, a decrease of one seat compared to the previous poll. The Yashar Party remains in second place with 22 seats, unchanged. Shas maintains its strength with 10 seats, while the Democrats strengthen by two seats and also reach 10 seats.
The Religious Zionism and Identity list, after the union between Bezalel Smotrich and Moshe Feiglin, is gaining in mandates and reaches 8 mandates. Otzma Yehudit is also gaining in mandates and receives 8 mandates.
The Hadash-Ta'al-Balad list also gains in mandates and stands at 8 mandates. United Torah Judaism loses in mandates and receives 7 mandates.
At the bottom of the list are Naftali Bennett's coalition, which drops from 9 to 6 seats, and Yisrael Beiteinu, which remains with 6 seats. Ra'am closes the list of parties that pass the threshold with 5 seats.
The 'Amach Yisrael' party, led by Ofer Winter, still does not pass the threshold, but is strengthening slightly compared to the previous poll: from 2.7% to 3%.
The economic reservists list receives 2.1%, Blue and White with 0.4%, the Haredi public with 0.3%, and Noam with 0.2%.
The parties:
Likud - 30
Straight - 22
Shas - 10
Democrats - 10
Jewish Power - 8
Religious Zionism-Identity - 8
The Joint (Hadash-Ta'al-Balad) - 8
Torah Judaism - 7
Together - 6
Yisrael Beiteinu - 6
RAAM - 5
Do not pass the threshold:
Your people Israel - 3%
Reservists / Economic - 2.1%
Blue and white - 0.4%
The Haredi public - 0.3%
Noam - 0.2%
Division of the blocks:
Right - 63
Left - 44
Arabs - 13
Survey highlights:
Compared to the previous poll from four days ago: the right-wing bloc remains stable at 63 seats, the left-wing bloc drops from 45 to 44, and the Arab parties rise from 12 to 13.
Likud drops from 31 to 30, the Democrats rise from 8 to 10, Religious Zionism-Identity rises from 7 to 8, Naftali Bennett's Together falls from 9 to 6, and United Torah Judaism, in light of the ouster of Gafni and Mikloff, falls from 8 to 7.
''Amach Yisrael' strengthens from 2.7% to 3%, but is still below the blocking percentage.
In relation to the prime ministership, Netanyahu rises from 50% to 52%, Eisenkot falls from 32% to 28%, Bennett falls from 16% to 14%, and Lieberman rises from 2% to 6%.
Suitability for the Prime Ministership:
Benjamin Netanyahu - 52%
Gadi Eisenkot - 28%
Naftali Bennett - 14%
Avigdor Lieberman - 6%
Prime Ministerial Match - Head to Head:
Benjamin Netanyahu - 56%
Gadi Eisenkot - 44%
The survey was conducted by NEXT DATA with the participation of 1,057 adults from the general population and was conducted today, September 7, 2026. Data analysis: Shlomo Filber.
