After Gadi Eisenkot launched his "Yashar" party: Data from a mandate survey conducted by Shlomo Filber and published this evening (Thursday) on Channel 14 indicates that if the elections were held today, the person who would be most affected by the former MK's political move would be Yair Lapid, with half of his party's mandates going to Eisenkot - which indicates that most of the new party's voters are at this stage in the Yesh Atid basket.
According to the data, Likud remains the largest party in Israel by a significant margin over the next largest party, with 33 seats, one less than it received in the previous poll. Bennett gains one seat and receives 15 seats.
The Democratic Party led by Yair Golan receives 11 seats, a decrease of one seat from the previous poll.
Shas, Yisrael Beiteinu, and United Torah Judaism remain unchanged and receive 11, 8, and 8 seats, respectively.
Otzma Yehudit also maintains its strength and stands at 7 seats. Gadi Eisenkot's new party, Yashar, receives 5 seats. Hadash-Ta'al and Ra'am each receive 5 seats, as they received in the previous poll.
Religious Zionism loses a mandate and stands at 4 mandates.
Yesh Atid is almost wiped out and stands at the threshold with 4 seats compared to 8 in the previous poll, as mentioned in light of the launch of Eisenkot's party. Gantz's Blue and White remains unchanged with 4 seats.
Balad does not pass the threshold.
Photo: Flash90
In terms of division into blocks: The right-wing bloc has 63 seats, a decrease of one seat from the previous poll. The left-wing bloc has gained a seat and received 47 seats. The Arab parties have 10 seats together.
In the question that tested which of the six individuals is suitable to serve as prime minister, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leads with 55% of respondents who chose him, an increase of one percentage point from the previous survey. Naftali Bennett also comes in second with 23%, and Gadi Eisenkot is in third place with 8%, and despite launching his own party, he has lost a few percentage points of support.
After them, Avigdor Lieberman receives 7%, Yair Lapid remains with 4%, and Blue and White Chairman Benny Gantz is last with only 3%.
Disclaimer: The survey, with the participation of 586 adults from the general population, was conducted on September 17, 2025. Data analysis: Shlomo Filber.
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