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In the run up to the 2019 Israeli legislative election, various organisations carry out opinion polling to gauge voting intention in Israel. Results of such polls are displayed in this article.

The date range for these opinion polls are from the previous legislative election, held on 17 March 2015, to the present day. The next legislative election will be held on 9 April 2019.[1]

Seat projections

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Parties

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Poll results are listed in the table below in reverse chronological order, showing the most recent first. The highest figure in each survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading party's colour. In the instance that there is a tie, then no figure is shaded. Israeli polls do not take the electoral threshold (currently 3.25%) into account in a uniform fashion. Some polls report the number of seats each party would win purely according to the percentages, as though there were no threshold; others eliminate parties that poll below the threshold and distribute the 120 available Knesset seats only among those who pass it. As a result, parties that poll at or near the threshold can show[2] inconsistent results, bouncing between 0 and the minimum 3 or 4 seats. Polls may not add up to 120 seats due to rounding or omitted parties that drop out or do not poll consistently.

2019

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Arab Leftist Center-left Center Center-right Right-wing Nationalist Religious
Date Poll Joint
List 		Meretz
  		Labor Hatnuah Yesh
Atid 		Hosen
Yisrael 		Kulanu
  		Gesher
  		Likud
  		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		New
Right 		Jewish
Home 		Shas
  		UTJ
  		Lead
2015 election results 13 5 18 6 11 — 10 — 30 6 — 8 7 6 6
2 Jan Kan[3] 12 6 7 0 13 14 7 6 28 5 9 0 6 7
2 Jan Midgam[4] 12 5 8 5 10 12 5 5 31 5 6 4 5 7
1 Jan Labour decides to split the Zionist Union alliance with Tzipi Livni's Hatnuah party[5]

2018

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For the events during the year, see 2018 in Israel.
Date Poll Joint
List 		Meretz
  		Zionist
Union 		Yesh
Atid 		Hosen
Yisrael 		Kulanu
  		Gesher
  		Likud
  		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		New
Right 		Jewish
Home 		Shas
  		UTJ
 
2015 election results 13 5 24 11 10 30 6 8 7 6
30 Dec Sarid/Kan Channel[6] 12 6 9 16 13 7 5 27 0 14 0 4 7
30 Dec Panel Project HaMidgam/Channel 10[7] 13 5 8 11 14 6 5 30 5 8 3[fn 1] 5 7
30 Dec Midgam/Channel 13[8] 12 6 9 12 14 6 5 28 5 6 4 6 7
30 Dec Panels/Walla[9] 13 6 9 15 11 5 4 28 4 10 4 4 7
30 Dec Direct Polls/Makor Rishon[10] 12 5 9 10 15 4 4 25 5 14 5 5 7
29 Dec Ayelet Shaked and Naftali Bennett break away from Jewish Home to create a new party, New Right[11]
27 Dec Former chief of staff Benny Gantz registers a new party - Hosen Israel[12]
27 Dec Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[13][14] 12 5 7 11 15 5 6 31 4 — 11 4 7
27 Dec Panels/Channel 12[15] 11 5 9 15 13 5 5 31 4 — 11 4 7
25 Dec Midgam/News Company[16] 12 5 11 11 16 5 4 29 6 — 9 5 7
25 Dec Sarid/Kan News[17] 13 7 10 13 10 6 4 30 4 — 12 4 7
25 Dec Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[18] 12 7 12 15 — 6 8 30 7 — 10 6 7
12 6 9 12 15 6 6 27 6 — 9 5 7
25 Dec Panels Politics/Walla News[19] 11 8 11 17 — 6 5 32 6 — 12 4 8
11 6 9 12 14 5 5 31 5 — 11 4 7
24–25 Dec Panels Politics/Maariv[20][21] 11 6 9 12 13 6 6 30 5 — 11 4 7
24 Dec Prime Minister Netanyahu calls the election for 9 April 2019[22]
16 Dec Midgam/Channel 13[23] 12 4 10 13 16 5 5 28 6 — 9 5 7
21 Nov Panels Politics/Walla News[24] 13 6 12 17 — 6 5 30 6 — 13 4 8
13 6 9 10 19 5 0 30 4 — 12 4 8
20 Nov Midgam/Army Radio[25] 12 4 12 18 — 8 6 30 8 — 9 6 7
19 Nov Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[26] 14 7 14 17 — 5 7 29 8 — 9 4 6
14 6 10 12 15 4 5 27 8 — 9 4 6
17 Nov Midgam/News Company[27] 12 5 12 18 — 8 6 30 6 — 10 7 6
14–15 Nov Smith/Channel 20[28] 12 6 11 16 — 8 6 29 8 — 11 5 8
14 Nov Panels Politics/Maariv[29] 11 6 11 17 — 7 6 30 7 — 12 5 8
14 Nov Midgam/News Company[30] 12 6 11 18 — 8 5 29 7 — 11 6 7
12 5 8 13 15 8 5 24 7 — 10 6 7
25 Oct Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[31] 14 8 12 19 — 7 5 30 5 — 10 4 6
11 Oct Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[32] 13 7 11 15 — 6 6 31 6 — 12 5 8
7 Oct Midgam/News Company[33] 12 6 12 18 — 6 6 32 5 — 10 5 7
2–3 Sep Panels Politics/Keshet[34] 11 5 11 18 — 6 5 36 6 — 11 4 7
21 Aug Panels Politics/Walla News[35] 11 5 12 20 — 6 5 33 6 — 11 4 7
30 Jul Panels Politics/Walla News[36] 11 5 12 19 — 6 6 33 6 — 10 4 8
24 Jul Midgam/News Company[37] 12 5 15 19 — 7 5 30 7 — 8 5 7
12 Jul Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon[38] 11 5 11 20 — 7 6 33 6 — 10 4 7
8 Jul Panels Politics/Walla News[39][40] 12 7 11 17 — 6 5 35 5 — 10 4 8
4 Jul Midgam/Yediot Ahronot[41] 12 6 15 18 — 6 5 33 6 — 7 5 7
25 Jun Midgam/News Company[42] 12 5 15 18 — 7 5 32 6 — 7 6 7
8 Jun Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[43] 12 7 13 18 — 6 5 31 6 — 11 5 6
3 Jun Panels Politics/Walla News[44] 12 6 10 16 — 6 6 34 6 — 11 5 8
1 Jun Smith/Maariv[45] 12 6 11 17 — 7 5 34 8 — 9 5 6
11 May Panels/Maariv[46] 12 6 10 17 — 7 6 36 6 — 9 4 7
9 May Geocartography[fn 2] ? ? 10 18 — ? ? 42 ? — 8 5 9
9 May Midgam/News Company[48] 12 5 14 18 — 6 5 35 6 — 8 4 7
1 May Smith/Channel 20[49] 12 7 12 19 — 7 4 32 6 — 10 4 7
29 Apr Panels Politics/Walla News[50] 12 7 11 19 — 7 4 29 6 — 12 5 8
26 Apr Geocartography/Israel Hayom[51] 11 7 9 20 — 6 7 34 4 — 9 4 9
23 Apr Midgam/News Company[52] 12 6 14 20 — 6 8 28 5 — 10 4 7
15 Apr Panel Politics/Knesset Channel[53] 11 7 10 20 — 9 5 29 5 — 12 5 7
3 Apr Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[54] 13 7 12 21 — 7 4 32 5 — 10 4 5
29 Mar Smith/Channel 20[55] 12 7 13 19 — 7 5 30 5 — 10 5 7
22 Mar Meretz leadership primary concludes with Tamar Zandberg's victory[56]
16 Mar Geocartography/Israel Hayom[57] 10 7 10 20 — 5 7 39 5 — 8 0 9
12 Mar Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[58] 13 9 11 24 — 6 — 30 6 — 11 5 6
12 Mar Midgam/News Company[59] 12 7 13 21 — 6 5 30 4 — 11 4 7
11 Mar Former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon announces his intention to form a new party and run in the next election[60]
8 Mar Panels Politics/Walla News[61] 10 8 11 24 — 7 — 30 7 — 11 4 8
8 Mar Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[62] 10 7 10 24 — 6 — 34 5 — 14 2 8
6 Mar Independent MK Orly Levy announces her intention to form a new party and run in the next election[63]
4 Mar Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[64] 12 8 12 24 — 7 — 29 7 — 10 5 6
1 Mar Panels Politics/Walla News[65] 10 8 13 23 — 8 — 29 6 — 11 4 8
28 Feb Geocartography/Israel Hayom[66] 10 6 10 23 — 5 — 36 5 — 11 4 10
21–22 Feb Midgam/News Company[67] 12 6 15 24 — 7 — 28 7 — 9 5 7
21 Feb Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[68] 12 7 15 23 — 8 — 27 7 — 10 5 6
19 Feb Geocartography/Israel Hayom[69] 12 6 12 20 — 7 — 34 6 — 14 0 9
14 Feb Maariv[70] 12 6 15 22 — 7 — 28 7 — 11 5 7
14 Feb Panel HaMidgam Project/Ten News[71] 11 7 16 25 — 5 — 27 6 — 11 5 7
14 Feb Midgam/News Company[72] 12 7 15 22 — 9 — 26 6 — 11 5 7
1 Feb Geocartography[73] 8 6 13 24 — 7 — 30 8 — 12 5 7
21 Jan Panels Politics/Walla News[74] 11 7 15 25 — 8 — 24 5 — 13 4 8
12 Jan Maariv[75] 11 7 14 27 — 9 — 22 5 — 13 4 8
10–11 Jan Midgam/News Company[76] 12 5 16 24 — 7 — 25 7 — 11 6 7

2017

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For the events during the year, see 2017 in Israel.
Date Poll Joint
List 		Meretz
  		Zionist
Union 		Yesh
Atid 		Kulanu
  		Likud
  		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Jewish
Home 		Shas
  		UTJ
  		Lead
28 Dec Geocartography[77] 9 6 13 26 8 31 4 12 4 7 5
25–27 Dec Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon[78] 11 7 12 25 11 24 5 14 4 7 1
18–19 Dec Geocartography[79] 9 5 14 27 7 24 5 20 0 9 3
8 Dec Geocartography[80] 13 4 12 16 7 33 6 14 6 9 17
4 Dec News Company[81] 12 7 18 22 6 24 7 12 5 7 2
1 Dec Panels Politics/Maariv[82] 11 6 17 25 7 25 5 12 4 8 Tie
26 Nov Ten News[83] 11 7 17 24 9 24 5 12 4 7 Tie
19 Nov Walla News[84] 11 7 19 21 7 27 7 10 3 8 6
1 Nov Ten News[85] 12 8 19 22 7 26 5 11 4 6 4
1 Nov News Company[86] 12 5 21 20 8 24 6 12 4 8 3
28 Oct Channel 10[87] 12 7 20 21 7 26 6 10 3 6 5
17 Oct Panels Politics[88] 11 6 20 22 6 25 6 13 4 7 3
21 Sep Panels Politics[89] 11 5 17 24 6 28 5 12 4 8 4
22 Aug Geocartography[90] 10 7 13 14 10 34 6 13 4 9 20
13 Aug Panels[91] 11 6 16 21 9 25 7 12 5 8 4
6 Aug Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10[92] 11 5 20–22 16–18 7 27–31 8 9–10 5–6 7 5–11
3 Aug Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon[93] 13 5 16 20 9 30 5 12 4 6 10
27 Jul Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10[94] 10 5 20 17 7 28 7 13 6 7 8
23 Jul Geocartography[95] 10 5 18 17 6 32 9 9 5 9 14
21 Jul Panels/Maariv/Jerusalem Post[96] 11 5 19 22 9 24 5 13 5 7 2
12 Jul Geocartography/Kol Brama[97] 11 5 19 21 8 29 4 10 4 9 8
12 Jul Panels/Walla[97] 12 5 19 21 7 25 6 12 5 8 4
11 Jul Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10[98] 8 5 24 16 6 29 7 14 5 6 5
11 Jul Midgam/Channel 2[99] 13 5 20 18 8 25 6 13 5 7 5
10 Jul Second round of Labor leadership election concludes with Avi Gabbay's victory[100]
7 Jul Panels/Maariv[101] 12 6–7 16–17 20–21 8–9 25–26 6 12 5–6 7 4–6
5 Jul Midgam/Channel 2 News[102] 13 6 14–15 20–21 10–11 28–29 7 9 5 6 7–9
5 Jul Midgam Panel + Statnet/Walla News[103] 13 5 18 23 9–10 21–22 5 11 7 7 1-2
4 Jul First round of Labor leadership election concludes with Avi Gabbay and Amir Peretz advancing to the second round[104]
26 May Midgam/Channel 2[105] 13 6 12 22 7 30 7 9 7 7 8
26 May Geocartography[106][107] 13 8 11 24 6 26 8 11 4 9 2
27 Apr Jewish Home leadership primaries concludes with Naftali Bennett's victory[108]
27 Apr Geocartography/Radio 103FM[109] 13 6 11 25 7 23 7 13 6 9 2
22 Apr Channel 22[110] 13 6 12 24 7 28 6 10 7 7 4
5 Apr Old Dialog/Channel 10[111] 12 7 10 29 6 27 6 10 6 7 2
29 Mar Walla[112] 12 6 10 28 7 24 7 13 6 7 4
24 Mar Panels/Maariv/Jerusalem Post[113] 13 5 10 28 7 25 7 13 6 7 3
17 Mar Channel 10[114] 13 7 10 25 6 26 7 13 6 7 1
20 Jan Panels[115] 13 7 9 26 7 23 7 13 7 8 3
17 Jan Channel 2[116] 13 6 11 26 7 24 7 12 7 7 2
12 Jan Walla[117] 12 6 9 27 6 24 9 13 7 7 3
9 Jan Geocartography/Globes[118] 13 7 13 27 6 22 7 9 6 10 5
5 Jan Teleseker/Channel 1[119] 12 6 13 26 5 22 9 14 7 6 4
1 Jan Smith/Reshet Moreshet[120] 12 6 13 22 7 28 7 11 7 7 6

2016

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For the events during the year, see 2016 in Israel.
Date Poll Joint
List 		Meretz
  		Zionist
Union 		Yesh
Atid 		Kulanu
  		Likud
  		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Jewish
Home 		Shas
  		UTJ
  		Lead
30 Dec Statnet/Channel 10 12 6 8 27 7 23 10 12 8 7 4
2 Dec Midgam/iPanel 13 7 10 25 7 25 8 11 7 7 Tie
4 Nov Smith/Reshet Bet 13 6 13 21 7 26 8 12 7 7 5
2 Oct Panels Politics/Maariv 13 5 10 27 6 22 9 14 7 7 5
26 Sep TNS/Channel 1 13 6 12 25 6 21 9 13 8 7 4
9 Sep Geocartography/Channel 1 13 7 11 27 6 23 9 11 4 9 4
6 Sep Midgam/iPanel 13 6 13 24 6 22 10 14 8 7 2
11 Aug Maagar Mochot 13 6 10 21 6 27 9 13 8 7 6
7 Aug Geocartography 13 5 8 22 6 25 7 16 7 11 3
3 Jun Jerusalem Post/Smith Poll 13 6 15 19 7 27 8 11 6 8 8
29 May Geocartography/Kol Chai 13 8 8 21 7 27 8 14 4 10 6
27 May Smith/Reshet Bet 13 6 15 19 6 28 8 10 7 8 9
17 May Geocartography/Channel 1 13 8 11 24 6 27 9 8 4 10 3
17 May Panels Politics/Maariv 11 7 13 18 6 26 11 14 7 7 8
16 May Midgam/iPanel 13 6 17 18 7 27 9 10 6 7 9
16 May Midgam/Statnet 14 6 13 20 9 25 9 12 5 5 5
25 Mar Smith/Reshet Bet 12 6 17 19 7 26 8 11 7 7 7
24 Mar Dialog 13 5 15 20 7 27 7 12 7 7 7
18 Mar Maariv 12 6 15 21 6 26 9 12 7 6 5
9 Mar TNS/Channel 1 13 6 15 21 6 25 8 12 7 7 4
5 Mar Midgam/Channel 2 13 5 18 19 7 26 8 11 6 7 7
26 Feb Smith/Reshet Bet 13 6 19 18 7 27 7 11 6 6 8
19 Feb Panels Politics 12 6 15 18 6 27 10 12 7 7 9
28 Jan Maagar Mochot 13 5 18 18 4 30 9 9 8 6 12
21 Jan Channel 10 14 4 15 16 7 27 10 13 7 7 11
1 Jan Midgam/Yediot Achranot 13 6 18 18 7 25 8 12 6 7 7

2015

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For the events during the year, see 2015 in Israel.
Date Poll Joint
List 		Meretz
  		Zionist
Union 		Yesh
Atid 		Kulanu
  		Likud
  		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Jewish
Home 		Shas
  		UTJ
  		Lead
30 Nov Maagar Mochot[121] 13 5 20 15 5 31 8 9 8 6 11
17 Mar Election results 13 5 24 11 10 30 6 8 7 6 6

Scenario polls

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Benny Gantz with Zionist Union

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Benny Gantz has reportedly turned down Avi Gabbay's offer to replace him as leader of the Zionist Union.[122] Nevertheless some polls check this scenario.

Date Poll Joint
List 		Meretz
  		Zionist Union
with
Benny Gantz 		Yesh
Atid 		Kulanu
  		Gesher Likud
  		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Jewish
Home 		Shas
  		UTJ
  		Lead
27 Dec 2018 Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[13] 12 4 16 14 6 7 32 4 11 4 7 16
25 Dec 2018 Midgam/News Company[16][123] 12 4 25 11 5 4 31 6 10 5 7 6
21 Nov 2018 Panels Politics/Walla News[24] 13 5 26 11 5 0 30 5 13 4 8 4
17 Nov 2018 Midgam/News Company[27] 12 4 24 14 7 5 26 6 9 7 6 2

Benny Gantz with Yesh Atid

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Date Poll Joint
List 		Meretz
  		Zionist
Union 		Yesh Atid
with
Benny Gantz 		Kulanu
  		Gesher Likud
  		Yisrael
Beiteinu 		Jewish
Home 		Shas
  		UTJ
  		Lead
27 Dec 2018 Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[13] 12 5 8 25 6 6 30 5 10 4 7 5
27 Dec 2018 Panels/Channel 12[15] 11 5 8 30 5 4 31 4 11 4 7 1
25 Dec 2018 Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[18] 12 6 9 26 7 6 27 6 9 5 7 1
25 Dec 2018 Panels Politics/Walla News[19] 11 6 9 26 5 5 31 6 11 4 6 5
16 Dec 2018 Midgam/Channel 13[23] 12 5 10 26 5 5 29 7 9 5 7 3

Blocs

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The table below shows the overall seats of the parties making up the 2016 coalition and its opposition in reverse chronological order, showing the most recent first, based on the individual performance of each party in the opinion polls listed in the table above. The table takes into account only parties that are currently represented in the Knesset, and thus may show totals that fall below 120 seats. The table is based on the current composition of the 2016 Coalition (Likud + Kulanu + Jewish Home + Shas + Israel Beiteinu + UTJ) and Opposition (Zionist Union + Yesh Atid + Joint List + Meretz). The highest figure in each survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading bloc's colour. The Overall Seats section reflects the seats of every party that participates in the survey and is currently represented in the Knesset, while the Overall Seats above Threshold section only shows the seats of parties that pass the electoral threshold (3.25%) and are currently represented in the Knesset.

Date Poll Overall Seats Overall Seats above Threshold
2016 coalition 2016 opposition Lead 2016 coalition 2016 opposition Lead
2015 election results 67 53 14 67 53 14
2018
2–3 Sep Panels Politics/Keshet[34] 70 50 20 70 50 20
3 Jun Panels Politics/Walla News[44] 70 50 20 70 50 20
9 May Midgam/News Company[48] 66 54 12 66 54 12
23 Apr Midgam/News Company[52] 60 60 Tie 60 60 Tie
15 Apr Panel Politics/Knesset Channel[53] 67 53 14 67 53 14
3 Apr Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[54] 62 58 4 62 58 4
12 Mar Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[58] 64 56 8 64 56 8
12 Mar Midgam/News Company[59] 62 58 4 62 58 4
8 Mar Panels Politics/Walla! News[61] 67 53 14 67 53 14
8 Mar Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[62] 69 51 18 67 51 16
4 Mar Panel HaMidgam Project/Statnet/Ten News[84] 64 56 8 64 56 8
2017
19 Nov Hamidgam Project Panel/Walla! News[64] 62 58 4 59 58 1
1 Nov Hamidgam Project Panel/Channel 10[85] 59 61 2 59 61 2
1 Nov Midgam/Channel 2[86] 62 58 4 62 58 4
28 Oct Hamidgam Project Panel/Channel 10[87] 58 60 2 55 60 5
17 Oct Panels Politics/Walla! News[88] 61 59 2 61 59 2
21 Sep Panels Politics/Mako[89] 63 57 6 63 57 6
22 Aug Geocartography/Maariv[90] 76 44 32 76 44 32
13 Aug Panels Politics/Maariv[91] 66 54 12 66 54 12
6 Aug Hamidgam Project Panel/ Channel 10[92] 64 56 8 64 56 8
3 Aug Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon[93] 66 54 12 66 54 12
27 Jul Hamidgam Project Panel/ Channel 10[94] 68 52 16 68 52 16
23 Jul Geocartography/ Haredim 10[95] 70 50 20 70 50 20
21 Jul Panels Politics/Maariv[96] 63 57 6 63 57 6
12 Jul Geocartography/Kol Brama[97] 64 56 8 64 56 8
12 Jul Panels Politics /Walla! News[97] 63 57 6 63 57 6
11 Jul Hamidgam Project Panel/ Channel 10[98] 67 53 14 67 53 14
11 Jul Midgam/Channel 2[99] 64 56 8 64 56 8
2015 election results 67 53 14 67 53 14

Preferred Prime Minister polling

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Some opinion pollsters have asked voters which party leader they would prefer as Prime Minister.

Date Polling Firm Benjamin Netanyahu Yair Lapid Avi Gabbay Naftali Bennett Avigdor Liberman Moshe Kahlon Moshe Ya'alon Ehud Barak Gideon Sa'ar Tzipi Livni Benny Gantz
2018
30 Dec Midgam/Channel 13[8] 36 29
27 Dec Maagar Mochot/Israel Hayom[13] 35 10 6 5 3 3 14
25 Dec Sarid/Kan News[17] 37 13 7 3 6 13
25 Dec Panels Politics/Walla![19] 40 9 6 12
21 Nov Panels Politics/Walla! 36 6 3 4 2 6 5 11
14-15 Nov Smith/News 20 30 9 4 8 5 15
7 Oct Midgam/News company 38 9 4 1 5 12
25 Jun Midgam/News company 34 9 3 3 5 13
8 Jun Channel 10 39 13 7 6 4
12 Mar Knesset Channel 35 12 4 6 2 7 9
12 Mar Midgam/News company 36 12 8 6
8 Mar Panels Politics/Walla! News 39 16 11
1 Mar Walla/Panels Politics 37 20 9
21 Jan Walla/Panels Politics 33 18 11
10-11 Jan Midgam/iPanel 35 23
2017
27-29 Dec Maagar Mochot/Makor Rishon 24 18 6 6 3 17
4 Dec News Company 35/39 20 19
1 Dec Panels Politics/Maariv 26 18 9 6 4 5
19 Nov News Walla 31 14 7 9 7
9 Nov Panels Politics/Maariv 36 11 14 5 3 4
28 Oct Channel 10 28 11 11 5 3 6
17 Oct Panels Politics 33 16 13 6 2 4
21 Sep Panels Politics 23 12 10 6 4 3 15
27 Jul Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10 32 14 13 7 7
21 Jul Panels/Maariv/Jerusalem Post 26 14 12 8 3 8
12 Jul Panels/Walla 35 16 16 7 3 7
11 Jul Panel HaMidgam Project/Channel 10 37 12 14 8 7
11 Jul Midgam/Channel 2 34 12 13 6
Date Polling Firm Benjamin Netanyahu Yair Lapid Isaac Herzog Naftali Bennett Avigdor Liberman Gabi Ashkenazi Moshe Ya'alon Ehud Barak Gideon Sa'ar
2017
26 May Midgam/Channel 2 35 14 4 5 6 9
5 Apr Old Dialog/Channel 10 23 18 4 5 4 11
12 Jan Walla 37 33
5 Jan Teleseker/Channel 1 23 21 4 7 5 6 4
2016
30 Dec Statnet/Channel 10 27 15 5 7 9
21 Jan Channel 10 35 9 11 11 9

Notes

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  1. ^ under threshold
  2. ^ Survey partially released by Army Radio.[47]

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