Netanyahu's coalition surges to 64 seats in new poll

A Channel 14 survey presents an amazing picture for the right. The Likud party shows growth of 2 mandates, while Lapid plunges and still flirts with falling under the electoral threshold.

A new mandate survey was published tonight (Thursday) on Channel 14. According to the survey, the right achieves phenomenal results in its favor, standing at 64 mandates compared to 62 that it won in the previous survey two weeks ago.

The Likud party climbs to 34 mandates, "Israel Beiteinu" drops by two mandates to 16 and loses its second place position, while the "Democrats" party also receives 16 mandates. Yair Golan's party also declines in the survey and receives 17 mandates. "The State Camp" rises by one mandate from the previous survey and receives 9 mandates.

"Yesh Atid" party has only 5 mandates. The "Shas" and "United Torah Judaism" parties receive 10 mandates each. The Otzma Yehudit party also remains stable with 6 mandates. "Religious Zionism" loses one mandate, while "Ra'am" and "Hadash-Ta'al" remain stable with 5 mandates each. The Balad party does not pass the electoral threshold, receiving 2.3% of voters' votes.