Gantz Leads in Survey, Netanyahu Gains No from New List

Yesh Atid Party, led by Gidon Saar, remains at the top of Israeli opinion polls, securing 24 seats, an increase of one seat from the previous poll conducted after the primaries. Meanwhile, Likud, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, stays in second place with 23 seats, unchanged despite forming its new list. The current results indicate that party strengths are unaffected by the primaries outcomes, with some parties such as Otzma Yehudit and Yisrael Beiteinu continuing to decline. Projections suggest the possibility of a joint list between the Arab bloc and left-leaning parties. The results highlight Yesh Atid's continued lead in the polls, alongside stable support for the major parties. Regarding public opinions on the new lists, polls show that 44% believe Likud's new list is similar to the previous one, while 62% of participants oppose expanding the Religious Zionism list within Likud.

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