Poll: Bennett and Saar cling to Netanyahu; A rat crashes

A new poll of seats published on the Jerusalem Post website examines the political map in the scenario of large unions on the right and left, between right-wing parties and a new hope, and between Israelis and Yesh Atid.

According to a survey conducted by the Smith Institute, if the election had been held today, the map of the distribution of seats would have looked like this: Likud 30, Yesh Atid 19, Tikva Hadasha 18, right 11, the joint list 11.

Huldai announces the establishment of the party (Credit: Knesset Channel)

Also in the survey: Shas 8, Torah Judaism 8, Yisrael Beiteinu 6, March 5, Israelis 4. Blue and white and Labor do not pass the blocking percentage.

In the scenario of unification on the right and left, the distribution of seats is as follows: Likud 31, Saar-Bennett 29, Lapid-Huldai 22, Hamaypat 11, Shas 8, Torah Judaism 8, Yisrael Beiteinu 6, March 5.

In addition, the survey also examined a scenario in which all parties run in their existing format, but Smutrich splits to the right and runs separately. In such a scenario the right gets 11 seats and Smutrich first passes the blocking percentage alone with 4 seats.

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