According to News 13 data, Bennett wins 24 seats, and can form a government with Lapid, Ganz and Lieberman. • The Likud with 27 seats also in the News 12 poll, in which the right received 22
Netanyahu and Bennett last April
Photography:
Jonathan Zindel, Flash 90
For the first time - it is possible to form a coalition without the Likud and the ultra-Orthodox - according to a News 13 poll, published tonight (Sunday) in the main edition.
According to the poll, a right-wing party led by Naftali Bennett wins 24 seats, three less than the Likud (27).
There is a future - Lapid's Talam wins 21, blue and white - 8 and Yisrael Beiteinu - 8. This creates a coalition of 61 seats.
The survey also shows that Torah Judaism wins 7 seats, Shas 8 and Meretz 6. The blockade - Labor, Derech Eretz, the Jewish Home and Gesher.
The survey included 1,102 respondents, of whom 1,002 were from the Jewish population and 100 from the non-Jewish sector.
The survey in the Jewish sector was conducted by the sample project company under the management of Dr. Ariel Ayalon.
Distribution of seats according to a poll by Mano Geva in News 12: Likud with 27;
Right with 22;
Yesh Atid-TLM with 21; the joint list with 15; Blue and White with 10; Shas with 9;
Yisrael Beiteinu with 7, as well as Torah Judaism and Meretz with 6. Even according to the News 12 poll, the four parties mentioned above did not pass the blocking percentage.
The survey was conducted by a sample institute headed by Mano Geva among a representative sample of the entire population in Israel aged 18 and over among 510 respondents. + 4.4% sampling error. Data collection date: 18 October 2020.