Poll gives Netanyahu slight advantage in direct voting
Channel 12 News poll looks at possibility of holding direct election for PM revealing Netanyahu receives 40% of vote, Gantz - 36%.
Channel 12 News poll looks at possibility of holding direct election for PM revealing Netanyahu receives 40% of vote, Gantz - 36%.

78% of British Jews prefer no deal Brexit to Labour leader as PM, while only 12% prefer the opposite, according to poll.

According to survey, Right-haredi bloc receives 56 seats, as does Left-Arab bloc. According to poll, Liberman maintains 8 seats.

51% of voters think Trump should be impeached and removed from office, according to Fox News poll.

Majority of Israelis are against a third election campaign, new Channel 12 News finds.


New Channel 12 poll gives right-religious bloc 59 Knesset seats - 2 short of forming a government.

Final Channel 13 poll: Right-wing bloc has 58 seats overall. Liberman again the deciding factor.

Final Channel 12 poll finds the right-wing bloc has 59 seats without Yisrael Beytenu.

Radio 103FM poll gives Likud 33 seats and Blue and White 31.

Kan 11 News poll finds right-wing-haredi bloc with 59 seats, center-left bloc has 54 seats.

Most Israelis think that Israel has succeeded in its diplomatic activities in the US, Europe and the Arab countries.

Right holds 58 seats, left 52 seats in latest poll, Likud regains lead after previous polls showed Blue and White ahead.

New poll shows Blue and White leading Likud as right-wing bloc grows in size.

Election summary for August 29-September 6.

Israel Hayom and i24NEWS poll: Likud has 31 seats, Blue and White has 30. Yamina has eight seats, and Otzma Yehudit has four.

The third largest party is Yisrael Beytenu with 10 seats. Yamina and the Joint List both have 9.

Likud, Blue and White parties tied at 32 seats in latest poll, right leads 56 seats to 53.

Channel 13 News poll finds that Liberman wins 11 seats and continues to be the deciding factor in who will form a coalition.

Kan News poll finds that Feiglin's voters have dispersed to the Likud and to Yamina, but also to Yisrael Beytenu and Blue and White.

Blue and White wins 32 seats. Likud wins 30 and Yamina wins 10.

Right-wing bloc's lead over left-wing, Arab bloc falls to one seat in latest poll. Neither side has enough support to form a coalition.

42% say Netanyahu is most suitable to be PM, only 29% believe Gantz would be the most suitable candidate.

Israel Hayom-i24News poll: Likud has 32 seats, Blue and White has 31. Otzma Yehudit and Zehut do not pass the threshold.

Yisrael Beyteinu and Yamina both received 10 seats in the poll, followed by Shas with 8, UTJ - 7, Democratic Camp - 7 and Labor - 5.

Poll finds Shaked unharmed by recent media attacks, Liberman loses seat in wake of vote-sharing agreement with Blue and White.


Radio 103FM poll: Likud wins 32 seats, Blue and White wins 30, the Joint List has 11.

Most right-wing Israeli voters want Netanyahu to remain prime minister even if he’s indicted.

The Joint Arab list wins 11 seats. The United Right Party, headed by Ayelet Shaked, holds 10 seats.

Blue and White is the largest party, with 30 seats, while Likud gets 29. United Right in 3-way tie for third largest party, with 11 seats.

New poll shows right-wing bloc sans haredim and center-left bloc sans Arabs are exactly equal

New poll shows Likud leading, but blocs almost even. Yisrael Beytenu remains crucial to forming a government.

New poll conducted for Radio 103FM finds that the right bloc has 57 seats, but cannot form a government without Avigdor Liberman.

First poll following right-wing merger finds neither left nor right able to form coalition.

45% of the public believes that Netanyahu is the most suitable candidate to lead the country. Gantz received 35%.

85% of the respondents said it was important for them that their children marry a Jewish spouse.

The new party of Ehud Barak, Meretz and Stav Shafir wins 9 seats and drops Labor to 5.

New poll shows right-wing coalition gaining 5 seats if New Right and United Right run together, but still falling short of majority.

New poll shows New Right earning six Knesset seats, former PM Barak's 'Democratic Israel' barely passing the threshold.

What would happen if Labor and Democratic Israel joined together? And how many more seats will Ayelet Shaked bring than Rabbi Rafi Peretz?

Right-wing bloc wins 64 seats - but without Yisrael Beytenu, numbers only 56 - even with the center-left bloc.

According to poll, former Justice Minister Shaked gets 45% support among right-wing voters, Rabbi Rafi Peretz only 5%.

Support for Trump has increased slightly among Republicans following Twitter controversy.

According to poll, neither left nor right able to form coalition without Yisrael Beytenu party.

According to figures, joint run of right-leaning parties with Bennett and Shaked would bring more votes than separate run by parties.

36% of right-wing supporters say Shaked should lead united right-wing list. Peretz gets 6%, Smotrich - 7%.

New poll shows neither right nor left blocs winning enough Knesset seats to form a government.

Washington Post-ABC News poll finds Biden with 53% of support compared to 43% for Trump in hypothetical 2020 match-up.

Joint run of all the small right-wing parties would bring them 19 Knesset seats, but the right doesn't have a majority without Liberman.

New polls shows major parties weakening ahead of new elections in September.

9 in 10 PA Arabs don't believe US claim its economic plan aims to improve their economic wellbeing, according to poll by PA research center.

Poll finds Blue and White and Likud tied at 32 seats. Ehud Barak's party gets 6 seats, as does Meretz.

Israel Hayom poll finds that Likud and the other right-wing parties would achieve only 59 seats without Yisrael Beytenu.

Right-wing bloc receives 66 Knesset seats in Channel 13 News poll, while the left-wing bloc wins 54.

Gesher and Zehut would not pass the threshold.

New Right Party receives five seats, Feiglin and Moshe Kahlon remain outside Knesset.

66% oppose initiatives that might prevent Netanyahu from being indicted, including a majority among right-religious voters.

Half of all Americans believe that US will go to war with Iran “within the next few years,” new poll finds.

Most Democratic voters don’t follow Israel news that closely, J Street survey finds.
