A dramatic mandate poll by News 14 in collaboration with the DirectPolls polling institute indicated that the "Yesh Atid" party is on the verge of the electoral threshold, while the Yisrael Beiteinu party is the second largest in the right-wing bloc.

The right-wing bloc has dropped by two mandates compared to its surge in recent weeks and received only 62 mandates, still enough to form a government.

A dramatic mandate poll by News 14 in collaboration with the DirectPolls polling institute that aired this evening (Thursday) on "News" indicated that the "Yesh Atid" party is on the verge of the electoral threshold, Lieberman jumps to second place.

The right-wing bloc (current government) dropped by two mandates but remains the strongest bloc. One mandate went to the left-wing bloc and the other to the Arab parties. The right-wing bloc won 62 seats. 

Likud received a decrease of 3 seats, but still won a majority of votes and received 31 seats. Shas received 11 seats, United Torah Judaism received 8 seats, Otzma Yehudit (Ben-Gvir) received 7, and 5 for Religious Zionism rounded out the 62 seats.

In the opposition bloc (made up of the last Left government): . Yisrael Beiteinu – 19, the Democrats – 16. In addition, the State Camp (Gantz) received 7,  Yesh Atid (Lapid) and the Arab party Ra'am received 6 seats.

NOTE: Many do not "count" Ra'am in the Left wing bloc since it probably will not be a part of any Left-wing bloc in the future, but as a formality, it should be added. This puts, in the worst case the Likud bloc ahead 62-53 while the extreme Arab party which refuses to participate in any "Zionist" government with the remaining 5 for a total of 120.

It should also be noted that other polls will differ with this poll, but in the last elections, the Channel 14 - DirectPolls polling was the only Israeli poll to come close to the real results.

Source: Channel 14