Maariv Poll: Gap Between Blocs Narrows

The coalition bloc gained two seats to reach 51 while the Zionist opposition fell to 53, according to a Maariv poll.

According to a Maariv poll reported by Arutz Sheva and The Jerusalem Post, the gap between the political blocs is narrowing. The coalition bloc gained two seats this week to reach 51, while the Zionist opposition bloc lost two seats, falling to 53. According to The Jerusalem Post, the shift comes as security matters return to the forefront of the public agenda.

In the seat breakdown, the Yashar! party leads with 21 seats, ahead of Likud with 19 and the B'yahad party with 13. The Democrats received 10 seats, while Yisrael Beytenu and Otzma Yehudit secured nine seats each. The Joint List, Shas, and United Torah Judaism each polled at seven seats, Religious Zionism-Zehut and Ra'am at five, and Amcha Yisrael and The Reservists at four.

Further details regarding the poll's sample size and margin of error have not yet been released.