Israeli elections. Illustration. (Photo: PX Media/Shutterstock)
A new poll released today (Thursday) shows Benny Gantz's coalition shrinking to just 61 seats, while Netanyahu's camp holds steady at 53.
A new poll conducted by Maagar Mohot for Channel 13 shows a united Balad-Hadash-Ta'al party gaining two seats at the expense of Benny Gantz's coalition. The Democrats have also dropped two seats since their peak a month ago, from 10 to 8.
If the elections were held today, State Camp would get 23 seats, Likud 21, Yesh Atid 13, Israel Beytenu 12, Otzmah Yehudit 11, Shas 9, Democrats 8, UTJ 7, Balad-Hadash-Ta'al 6, Ra'am and Religious Zionism 5.
New Right would not pass the electoral threshold.
