Recent polling averages place Together (B’Yachad), the Bennett-Lapid joint list, near 11 seats ahead of the October 27 Knesset election, with the broader anti-Netanyahu bloc running close to or slightly behind the pro-Netanyahu parties. Trader probabilities remain dispersed across bins because the list competes directly with Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar for centrist and right-leaning opposition voters, while both blocs sit well short of a 61-seat majority and depend on turnout coordination and surplus-vote agreements. Late-campaign dynamics, including joint opposition turnout efforts signed in late September, potential security developments, and final-week polling shifts, continue to keep projected seat totals fluid within the 8–16 range.