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Showing Maariv / Lazar, published Oct 2, 2026. Seats by bloc in this poll: Netanyahu bloc 51 · Zionist opposition 53 · Between the blocs 4 · Arab-led lists 12.

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Sources

  1. Maariv / Lazar poll, fieldwork Sep 30–Oct 1, 2026, published Oct 2, 2026, via Jerusalem Post: jpost.com/israel-election-2026/article-910396.
  2. Channel 13 poll, published Oct 1, 2026 (n=1,013), via Times of Israel liveblog. Reservists–Economic polled below the threshold.
  3. Zman Yisrael / Tatika poll, published Oct 1, 2026 (n=500, margin ±4.4).
  4. Kan 11 poll, published Sep 28, 2026, via Jerusalem Post: jpost.com/israel-election-2026/article-909918. Kan did not report Shas or UTJ separately. The listed parties add up to 106, so Shas and UTJ together hold 14 (our arithmetic: 120 − 106).
  5. Channel 14 / Next Data / Filber poll, published Oct 1, 2026, via skarim.org. Left out of averages and the coalition count: runs well above other polls for Likud (31–32 vs 19–21). Sep 23 and Sep 28 polls also cited; figures marked date-uncertain are the latest in our register without a date.
  6. Blue and White below threshold in all polls; Gantz will drop out in the last week if not crossing: Times of Israel, Sep 20, 2026.
  7. Pledges. Zionist opposition to govern without Arab parties: Haaretz, Oct 1, 2026 (headline). B'Yachad “only rely on Zionist parties”: Times of Israel, Apr 26, 2026; no Arab or Haredi parties: Times of Israel, May 27, 2026. Joint List won't join Netanyahu: Times of Israel, Aug 19, 2026. Eisenkot on Ra'am (“he won't be part of my next government”): Times of Israel, Sep 26, 2026. Lieberman, “not for the Arab parties and not for the haredi parties”: Jerusalem Post, Sep 21, 2025, repeated Oct 3, 2026. UTJ condition (Yaakov Asher): Matzav, Sep 28, 2026.
  8. Surplus-vote agreements. Yashar–Democrats and B'Yachad–Yisrael Beiteinu signed Sep 10, 2026 (Times of Israel). Likud–Religious Zionism agreed Sep 8 (Israel Hayom), reported unsigned Sep 15 (Channel 14); final status not found. Joint List–Ra'am: Ynet, Sep 11, and Jerusalem Post, Sep 13, 2026. Shas–UTJ “expected”: Jerusalem Post, Sep 10, 2026; signing not found. Otzma, People of Israel and Reservists: no partner found (an IPF listing of Reservists with Yisrael Beiteinu is unconfirmed, since Yisrael Beiteinu signed with B'Yachad).
  9. Lists. UTJ order (Asher 1, Goldknopf 2, Porush 4): Davar and Israel Hayom, Sep 8, 2026. Ra'am no. 2 Yoav Segalovitz: Jerusalem Post and Times of Israel, Aug 31, 2026. B'Yachad (Yesh Atid runs inside the list, Lapid no. 2): Times of Israel, Sep 6, 2026; deal signed Apr 25–26, 2026 (Jerusalem Post).
  10. Disqualification and court ruling: Central Elections Committee vote Sep 23, 2026 (Times of Israel); Supreme Court ruling Oct 2, 2026, hearing Oct 1 (Jerusalem Post; Al Jazeera, Oct 2, 2026).
  11. Bloc labels and leaders: Israel Policy Forum 120 Project, updated Sep 24, 2026; Jerusalem Post Sep 7, 2026; Times of Israel Aug 19 and Sep 6, 2026. Reservists–Economic's bloc is disputed (IsraelEd: would join Netanyahu; IPF: “third bloc”; ToI: non-aligned), so it is shown between the blocs.
  12. Party profiles (history, voters, positions, list names, pledges, surplus partners, quotes): research registers compiled Oct 4, 2026, from the sources named next to each item (Israel Democracy Institute, Times of Israel, Jerusalem Post, Ynet, JTA, INN, Al Jazeera, Maariv and others). Quotes are translated from Hebrew where needed and were seen through summaries; their wording has not yet been checked against the originals.
  13. Leader bios: Wikipedia, accessed Oct 2026, via the research memo and party registers.
  14. 61-seat majority: Israel Democracy Institute, Apr 15, 2026.