A survey published this morning on Israeli public radio found that if elections were held today, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud Party would be the largest party with 31 Knesset seats. Israel Resilience headed by Benny Gantz would win 15 mandates and Yesh Atid would receive 11 seats.
Labor would receive nine mandates and the New Right would win eight seats, followed by United Torah Judaism, Meretz and Ta'al, headed by Ahmed Tibi, at six mandates, as well as the Joint List. Yisrael Beyteinu and Shas would get five mandates each, with Orly Levy-Abekasis and the integration of the Jewish Home and the National Union at four seats.