Channel 13 Poll: Religious Zionism-Zehut Alliance Reaches 7 Seats

According to political polling released by News 13, Israel's parliamentary map remains split without a clear coalition path. The technical union combining Religious Zionism and the Zehut party is projected to win seven Knesset seats. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot's newly formed 'Yashar' list leads overall candidate parties with 20 projected mandates, edging out the ruling Likud party, which garners 18 seats in the prospective balance.

The rest of the survey reflects a fragmented political field across opposing factions. The 'Biyachad' party earns 14 seats, while both The Democrats and the Joint List receive 9 seats each. Yisrael Beytenu projected at 8 seats, while United Torah Judaism, Shas, Otzma Yehudit, and Religious Zionism-Zehut all register 7 seats each. Ra'am takes 6 mandates, while two smaller factions—Amcha Yisrael and the Reserve-Economic list—barely clear thresholds with 4 seats apiece.

Overall bloc dynamics emphasize a continued political stalemate. The Netanyahu-led opposition/coalition bloc registers 50 total seats, while the opposing change bloc captures 51 seats. With Arab parties holding 15 combined mandates and minor parties floating near electoral boundaries, neither major political grouping holds an immediate path to a 61-seat parliamentary majority without complex negotiation.