The Likud and Blue and White Parties remain tied for the top spot in the September Knesset elections with 30 seats apiece, according to a Sunday-evening poll for Israeli public television.
Yisrael Beytenu and the joint list of predominantly-Arab parties received 10 mandates each. Recent developments raised the New Right and the Labor-Gesher bloc to eight seats apiece, tied with United Torah Judaism. Shas went down to seven seats while the United Right had four. The Likud-led right would have 57 seats, compared to 53 for the Blue and White-led center left.