Recent Israeli election polls place the Religious Zionism-Zehut joint list at 5-6 Knesset seats on average, with individual surveys ranging from 5 to 7 amid the broader right-religious bloc's projected totals near 51-55 mandates. The alliance, formed to consolidate support and clear the 3.25% threshold, benefits from a recent Likud vote-sharing agreement that reduces wasted ballots, though gains remain constrained by competition within the nationalist camp and modest shifts toward Otzma Yehudit or Likud. With the October 27 vote 19 days away and bloc totals still short of a majority, trader pricing reflects the list's stable mid-single-digit polling trajectory alongside residual uncertainty over final turnout and right-wing vote distribution.