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Ma'ariv Poll: No majority with 61 seats
According to a public opinion poll, no single political bloc is expected to achieve the 61 seats needed to form a majority in the Knesset, as the seats are distributed in a way that reflects multiple political tensions. The opposition parties are projected to collectively hold 55 seats, while the coalition parties and the "Your People Israel" party are expected to have 49 seats, Arab parties 12 seats, and the "Reserve and Economic Elements" list 4 seats. The forecasts suggest that these results could complicate the formation of a government, with increasing concerns over Israel's declining international standing—62% of respondents expressed worry about this. The poll also reveals some leadership preferences: 47% favor Eisenkot as Prime Minister compared to 39% for Netanyahu, and 46% prefer Bennett over Netanyahu, who is favored by 42%. Additionally, 34% support Netanyahu leading the government after the elections, mainly among coalition voters.
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