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Five days to election

Poll: Opposition bloc down to 51 seats

New survey shows opposition falling to 51 mandates, coalition tied at 51. Hendel and Zelekha cross threshold with 4 seats. Winter's party at 3.00%, just under the line.

Poll: Opposition Bloc Crashes to 51 Seats; Winter on the Brink

With just five days until Israelis head to the polls, the political map has reached a boiling point with an exceptionally tight and tense picture. The final Zman Yisrael poll before the election shows a dead heat between the two main camps, with Binyamin Netanyahu's coalition and Gadi Eisenkot's change bloc each standing at 51 mandates.

The potential kingmaker may be the Reservists' Party led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha, which crosses the threshold and wins 4 seats. If it joins the change bloc, that camp could reach 55 mandates. Meanwhile, the Arab parties reach 14 mandates in total in the current survey, split between the Joint List with 9 seats and Ra'am with 5.

At the top of the party table, Eisenkot's Yashar leads with 23 mandates, followed by Likud with 21. Naftali Bennett's Beyachad takes 11 seats, while Yisrael Beiteinu and the Joint List each receive 9 mandates.

Five parties reach 8 mandates each: Shas, the Democrats, United Torah Judaism, and Otzma Yehudit. Religious Zionism stands at 6 mandates, Ra'am at 5, and the Reservists' Party closes the list of parties crossing the threshold with 4 seats. On the other hand, Ofer Winter's Amcha Yisrael party fails to cross the threshold, receiving only 3.00% of the vote.

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