Fresh Polls Show Fragmented Paths to 2026 Israel Vote

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Five post-list polls on the 2026 Knesset election produce a highly fragmented picture: Eisenkot’s Yashar is often the largest party, but i24NEWS gives Likud the lead; Ofer Winter’s People of Israel crosses the threshold in all polls, while Hendel and Zelekha cross only in KAN. Bloc forecasts vary, with some polls showing a tie and others favoring Netanyahu’s camp. On average Yashar leads by a small margin, but the main blocs are nearly equal (roughly 53–53 seats) plus Arab parties, signaling no clear outcome yet.
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