Recent polling averages place the Religious Zionism–Zehut joint list at roughly six Knesset seats, reflecting the technical alliance formed in early September between Bezalel Smotrich’s party and Moshe Feiglin’s Zehut to consolidate right-wing religious Zionist and libertarian votes and clear the 3.25 percent threshold. The Central Elections Committee rejected disqualification petitions against the slate, removing a potential barrier. Late September and early October surveys from multiple outlets show the list holding steady in the five-to-seven seat range amid a fragmented race where the broader right-religious bloc averages just over 51 seats, short of a majority. Trader consensus on 6-7 seats as the modal outcome tracks this polling stability, while lower or higher bands account for typical margin-of-error variation in the final weeks before the October 27 vote.