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Exit polls in Israel: Eisenkot's bloc leads Netanyahu's bloc by two mandates

28 October 2026 07:20by Ткачева Дарья

Exit poll results from polling stations in Israel indicate that opposition forces are taking the lead. According to published information, the bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot managed to overtake the team of the incumbent prime minister.

Projected distribution of seats in the Knesset

According to data provided by Channel 12, Gadi Eisenkot's bloc is likely to win 52 mandates. Meanwhile, the bloc headed by Benjamin Netanyahu will receive 50 seats in parliament.

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Exit polls in Israel: Eisenkot's bloc leads Netanyahu's bloc by two mandates

Projected distribution of seats in the Knesset

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