Recent polls place Together, the Bennett-Lapid alliance, at 11-13 Knesset seats amid competition from Gadi Eisenkot’s leading Yashar list and fragmentation within the broader opposition. Traders appear to price in further erosion from the party’s earlier positioning, reflecting Bennett’s difficulty consolidating right-wing and centrist voters despite the April merger and September coordination pledges among opposition leaders. With the October 27 election three weeks away, final turnout efforts, surplus agreements, and any late shifts in security or economic sentiment could determine whether Together lands near or below the 8-10 seat range dominating current market pricing.