Poll: Netanyahu still unable to form government
New poll shows even if new elections were held today, Likud would only get 59 seats for coalition even if joined by Yamina.
New poll shows even if new elections were held today, Likud would only get 59 seats for coalition even if joined by Yamina.

New poll shows 61% believe PM-to-be Naftali Bennett joined 'bloc for change' due to personal ambitions, 43% say gov't will be short-lived.

Over a quarter of Likud voters believe former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen is best candidate to replace PM Netanyahu, new poll shows.

Poll finds slightly more voters say Biden was not supportive enough of Israel during Hamas conflict than say he was supportive enough.

Poll conducted for Channel 12 reveals that 46% of the Israeli public favors the unity government and prefers it over a fifth election.

Democrats polled also hold similar views about their party's liberal base versus leadership.

Survey finds that a majority of the British public also have empathy for Jewish community in the wake of a surge of anti-Semitic attacks.

Channel 12 News poll gives Religious Zionist 7 seats, Labor - 6, New Hope - 6, Yamina - 5 and the Joint List - 5.

New polls shows if elections were held today Likud would lose 2 seats while Yesh Atid and Yamina would gain 4 each.

Poll of unknown origin presents scenario in which Bennett and Netanyahu run together in direct election like US president and vice president

US President receives high marks for handling of COVID crisis, low marks for immigration policy.

New poll shows Likud, Yesh Atid, as only parties with two-digit numbers of seats.

80% of Israelis dissatisfied with election results and believe a 5th election is likely. according to new survey.

Last poll before election finds that the pro-Netanyahu bloc has 50 seats without Yamina.

Likud wins 32 seats but Netanyahu still does not have the required 61 seats which will allow him to form a government.

Likud - 29 seats, Yesh Atid - 18. Bennett and Sa'ar each with 10 seats, Religious Zionism wins 5.

New poll shows Likud winning 30 seats but falling short of 61 seats needing to form coalition.

Likud has 30 seats, Yesh Atid 18 and Bennett has 11. Sa'ar drops to 10, Meretz with 4, Religious Zionism with 5.

New poll shows Sa'ar's New Hope party continuing to weaken as Netanyahu inches closer to being able to form a coalition.

Netanyahu-supporting bloc along with Yamina wins 60 seats, according to poll

Poll finds New Hope party falling below 10 seats. Shas also sees decline.

New poll shows Yesh Atid rising to 20 seats, Netanyahu bloc falling short of numbers needed to form coaltion.

Religious Zionism leader Bezalel Smotrich thinks that he has made the right choice of political alliances.

New 'Poll of Polls' points to PM Netanyahu being able to form narrow coalition, with Likud winning 30 seats.

Two new polls show parties supporting PM Netanyahu unable to form coalition, DM Gantz's party just above electoral threshold.

New poll shows rise for Yesh Atid, New Hope, Yamina, and Religious Zionism parties.

'Poll of Polls' shows Religious Zionism party consistently passing electoral threshold, while DM Benny Gantz's party continues to waver.

A Purim-eve poll shows Blue and White slipping behind, Likud's block nearly at enough seats for a government.

Likud unable to form coalition according to latest poll, Anti-Netanyahu coalition dependent on Yamina party.

Kan News' “Poll of Polls” predicts the number of seats won by each party based on all the polls published in the media.

Poll says Yamina led by Naftali Bennett receives 10 seats, while Religious Zionism led by Smotrich receives 5 seats.

New poll shows Likud winning 28 seats, Yesh Atid placing second with 17 seats.

Religious Zionist Party chairman talks about the partners he did and did not choose for the elections.

Hagit Moshe gives her views on recent polls and the states of the political arena.

New poll shows Likud winning 29 seats, Yamina 13, and Religious Zionist party 5 seats.

Channel 12 News poll finds the anti-Netanyahu bloc has 61 seats.

Joint running agreement lets the two parties pass electoral threshold. Yamina wins 11 seats.

Netanyahu bloc, along with Yamina, receives only 54 seats according to poll. Union of Smotrich, Hagit Moshe, Ben Gvir would receive 6 seats.

Likud largest party with 31 seats, Yesh Atid second with 17 seats according to latest poll.

Otzma leader gives Smotrich 24 hours to pursue alliance.

Israel Hayom poll: Likud has 28 seats, Yamina led by Bennett has 11. Jewish Home, Religious Zionism and Otzma Yehudit do not pass threshold.

The deputy head of the Jewish Home party says that his party is alive, well, and ready to run for Knesset.

Yesh Atid overtakes New Hope as second largest party in latest poll.

Coronavirus czar Prof. Nachman Ash says that another lockdown is likely to be needed just when Israelis are supposed to head to the polls.

Yesh Atid receives 14 seats according to poll, Yamina led by Naftali Bennett receives 13 seats.

New poll by Kol Hai Radio shows over 60% support closing schools, over half of haredim disappointed with parties' conduct during pandemic, .

Smotrich's party does not pass the electoral threshold but will win four seats if it runs with Itamar Ben Gvir.

New poll shows Likud rising by 2 seats, New Hope falling by 2 seats, but only anti-Netanyahu bloc has chance of forming coalition.

Public trust in the Supreme Court fell from 52% in June, 2020 to 42% in October, 2020. Trust in the presidency also on the decline.

Religious Zionism party led by Bezalel Smotrich receives 4 seats in latest poll, while Yamina wins 14 as rightist bloc hits 60 seats.

The majority of the American public says Trump should be removed from office before his term ends, new poll shows.

Channel 13 poll: If elections were held today, pro-Netanyahu bloc could win up to 58 seats, which would not be enough to form a government.

Americans cannot trust their news, their photographs, their “reliable sources,” their surveys and polls. Op-ed.

Likud remains largest party, but would be unable to form coalition in latest poll.

Survey finds Likud winning plurality of seats, but anti-Netanyahu coalition winning more seats than pro-Netanyahu coaltiion.

A new center-left party headed by Ron Huldai & featuring Ofer Shelah, Avi Nissenkorn, & remnants of Labor could win 7 seats.

36% would like to see Gideon Sa'ar as PM, versus 39% who prefer Netanyahu.

Channel 12 News poll: A new party led by Ron Huldai could bring Blue and White and Meretz closer to the electoral threshold.

Radio 103FM poll finds that Netanyahu, as of today, does not have a majority of 61 seats required for the formation of a coalition.

"With a bit of goodwill, we can reach understandings with Blue & White, Yamina," says Likud Minister Gamliel.
