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Political Snapshot

Madad Poll

Seat Projections & Public Opinion · June 17, 2026

973 respondents
Sampling error ±3.1% (95% confidence)

Conducted for Channel 13 News. Madad Poll — Shmuel Rosner & Noah Slepkov · In partnership with Project Midgam (Dr. Ariel Ayalon), Askaria (Dudi Dror — Haredi sector), and StatNet (Yosef Makhleda — Arab sector). Additional data: Hive. Statistical consultant: Prof. David Steinberg.
The poll was conducted among 973 respondents with a maximum sampling error of ±3.1%.

Seat Projections

Knesset Seats (out of 120)

This week’s projection (first week of tracking; no prior-week change shown). Likud leads at 22; B’Yachad third with 17.

Likud
22
Yashar! (Eisenkot)
20
B’Yachad (Bennett)
17
The Democrats
11
Israel Beitanu
11
Shas
9
Otzma Yehudit
8
United Torah Judaism
8
Hadash-Ta’al
6
Religious Zionists
4
Ra’am
4

Below the electoral threshold: Reservists (Miluimnikim) 3.0% · Balad 2.4% · Blue & White 2.0%.

Bloc Calculation

Coalition Scenarios

Full Right Bloc
51

Change Bloc (Bennett–Golan)
59

Change + Ra’am
63
MAJORITY

Without Haredim, Arabs & Extremes
85
MAJORITY

Majority threshold: 61 seats. The Change+Ra’am bloc holds a clear majority.

Scenario

Bennett–Eisenkot Merger Scenarios

If merged under Eisenkot
Party Seats
Yashar! (Eisenkot+Bennett) 35
Likud 20
Israel Beitanu 12
The Democrats 10
Shas 9
Otzma Yehudit 8
United Torah Judaism 7
Hadash-Ta’al 6
Religious Zionists 5
Reservists 4
Ra’am 4
If merged under Bennett
Party Seats
B’Yachad (Bennett+Eisenkot) 31
Likud 20
Israel Beitanu 13
The Democrats 12
Shas 10
Otzma Yehudit 8
United Torah Judaism 7
Hadash-Ta’al 6
Religious Zionists 5
Reservists 4
Ra’am 4

Voter Status

Who Has Already Decided?

72%
9%
11%
8%

Decided · 72%
Decided but not locked in · 9%
Still undecided · 11%
Won’t vote · 8%

Special Analysis

What Undecided Voters Care About

Among 650 undecided voters — who would best handle each issue?

Coalition led by Iranian Threat Cost of Living National Rifts
Netanyahu 43% 15% 11%
Bennett 15% 36% 26%
Eisenkot 17% 17% 31%

Foreign Policy & Security

Iran: The Deal and the War

Is the US–Iran agreement good or bad for Israel?
Total Coalition Supporters Non-Coalition
Bad for Israel 69% 70% 59%
Good for Israel 7% 6% 16%
Don’t know 24% 24% 25%
Did Israel achieve most of its main objectives in the war against Iran?
Total Coalition Supporters Non-Coalition
Did not achieve most objectives 75% 59% 81%
Achieved most objectives 14% 28% 9%
Don’t know 11% 13% 10%

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