Four election polls published on Monday present an up-to-date picture of the seat distribution in the Knesset if the election were today. The Likud continues to lead by far with 21-34 seats, the center-left parties maintain their strength with varying numbers, and the Arab nationalist Balad party does not cross the electoral threshold. Each poll grants the Likud a different number of seats: 27 according to Kan News , 24 according to Channel 12 , 34 according to the pro-Netanyahu Channel 14 , and 21 according to I24News . Kan News grants Yisrael Beytenu 16 seats, Channel 12 grants it 14, Channel 14 - 14 as well, and I24News grants it eight. National Unity , according to Kan News , would receive 16 seats, according to Channel 12, 15 seats, and according to both Channel 14 and I24News , it would receive eight seats. According to Kan News , Yesh Atid would win 12 seats, Channel 12 - 14 seats, Channel 14 - six seats, and I24News 10. The Democrats would get 11 seats according to Kan News 's poll, 14 according to Channel 12 , 18 according to Channel 14 , and 10 according to I24News . Kan News, I24News, and Channel 12 grant Shas 10 seats, while Channel 14 grants it 11. Otzma Yehudit would receive seven seats according to Kan News , 10 according to Channel 12 , six according to Channel 14 , and eight according to I24News . UTJ would receive seven seats according to Kan News and I24News and eight according to Channels 12 and 14 . Both the United Arab List and Hadash-Ta'al would receive five each according to all the polls. Bringing up the rear is Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionist Party which would receive four seats according to Kan News and I24News , five according to Channel 14 , and would not pass the electoral threshold according to Channel 12 's poll. I24News also asked about a hypothetical new party led by former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett . Such a party would win 24 seats.
