A poll conducted by pollster Dudi Hassid for Kan News shows that if elections were held today, the Likud would be the largest party with 36 Knesset seats, while the Yesh Atid party would be the second largest party with 21 seats. The Blue and White party would win nine seats, as would the Religious Zionism party. Shas would win eight seats, United Torah Judaism seven, the Joint Arab List six, and the Labor party six. Yamina would receive five seats, as would Yisrael Beytenu, and the New Hope and Ra'am parties would receive four seats each. The Meretz party would fail to pass the electoral threshold. The poll finds that the Netanyahu bloc would receive 60 seats, one short of the majority needed to form a coalition. If the Yamina party joined, Benjamin Netanyahu would have enough seats to form a coalition. Related articles: Poll shows National Unity losing support Poll: Likud, National Unity, tied for top spot Most of the public opposes deal with Hamas Liberman at all-time high, Bennett supported more than Netanyahu
