Recent Israeli polls position the Reservists–New Economic Party list, headed by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha, near or below the electoral threshold ahead of the October 27 Knesset vote. Surveys from late September and early October, including those by Channel 13 and Kan 11, show the joint slate at roughly 2.6–2.8 percent, reflecting modest backing among reservists and broader right-leaning voters amid competition from larger Zionist lists. The party’s emphasis on universal conscription and a Zionist-only coalition has not yet translated into wider momentum, while surplus-vote talks with groups such as People of Israel remain unresolved. Trader consensus on a sub-2.75 percent finish aligns with this polling range and the list’s late-September rebranding and alliance formation.