Two election polls were published on Wednesday, with very different results.
While the poll published by i24News grants the Likud 27 seats, in Channel 13's poll, Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party leads with 22 seats, with the Likud receiving only 21.
In the i24News poll, the Likud gained a seat compared to the network's previous poll. Yashar stays the same with 23 seats, while the Democrats lose one and are down to nine.
Naftali Bennett's Together Party receives nine seats, United Torah Judaism receives eight seats, both the Joint List and Otzma Yehudit receive seven seats, and so do Shas and Yisrael Beytenu.
The Religious Zionist Party, after allying with Moshe Feiglin, gained two seats since the previous poll, now receiving six.
After adding Yoav Segalovich to its list, the United Arab List (Ra'am) lost a seat, recieving five. Ofer Winter's Amcha Yisrael Party took an even bigger hit, dropping from eight seats in the previous poll to only five in the current one.
For the first time since May, the pro-Netanyahu bloc receives a total of 60 seats. The anti-Netanyahu bloc receives 48, while the Arab parties receive 12.
Channel 13's poll reached a different conclusion: leading the way is Yashar with 22 seats, trailed by Likud with 21. Together receives 12 seats and the Democrats 11.
The Joint List, according to this poll, would receive nine seats; Yisrael Beytenu and UTJ eight each, and Shas and Otzma Yehudit seven each.
There is also a gap between the two polls regarding Ofer Winter's new party, albeit a smaller one. Amacha Yisrael receives only four seats in the News 13 poll.