A Kan 11 poll published Sunday evening shows a tie between the bloc led by former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot and the bloc led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with each projected to win 52 seats. This is unchanged from the channel's previous poll, in which the two blocs also received an equal number of seats.
According to the poll, Arab parties are projected to win 12 seats, while the party led by Yoaz Hendel, which was also not included in either bloc, is projected to win four seats.
Eisenkot's Yashar party loses one seat compared with the previous poll and is projected to win 23 seats, while Netanyahu's Likud gains one seat and stands at 21. Naftali Bennett's Together party loses one seat and is projected to win 11 seats. Yisrael Beiteinu and the Democrats each gain one seat, with nine seats apiece.
Press on the parties to form a coalition
Otzma Yehudit, which loses one seat, is projected to win seven seats, the same as Shas, United Torah Judaism and the Joint List. Religious Zionism is projected to win six seats, while the United Arab List is projected to win five.
The Amcha Yisrael party, led by Ofer Winter, is projected to win four seats in the poll. The parties that fail to cross the electoral threshold are Benny Gantz's Blue and White, the Haredi Public party and Noam, led by Avi Maoz.
The Kan 11 poll was conducted by Kantar, headed by Dudi Hassid, among 552 respondents. The margin of error is 4.2 percent.
