Latest Poll Shows No Guarantee Of Majority Gov't Even With Snap Election

The latest opinion poll from Panels Politics shows that should no party leader prove able to put together a majority coalition gov't, there is no guarantee that a snap election (in what would be the fifth in three years) would deliver a stable majority.

• Panels Politics seat projection: Likud (Conservative): 29 (-1), Yesh Atid (Liberal): 21 (+4), Yamina (Right): 10 (+3), Shas (Haredi, Right): 9, B&W (Centrist): 7 (-1), Labor (Centre-Left): 7, United Torah Judaism (Haredi, Right): 7, Yisrael Beiteinu (Right): 6 (-1), Religious Zionist (Far-Right): 5 (-1), Joint List (Arab interest, Left): 5 (-1), New Hope (Right): 5 (-1), Meretz (Green, Centre-Left): 5 (-1), Ra'am (Islamist): 4. +/- vs. 2021 election. Fieldwork: 06/04/21. Sample Size: 516
• While the small sample size gives a wide margin for error, the fact that the pro-Netanyahu bloc of parties (Likud, Shas, UTJ, RZ) with the support of Yamina would secure 60 seats, one short of a majority in the 120-member Knesset, shows how fine the margins between a majority gov't and a truly hung parliament are likely to remain in the coming months.