Yisrael Beiteinu’s polling has remained steady in the 7–9 seat range across multiple surveys conducted in mid-to-late October 2026, with recent averages centering on eight seats ahead of the October 27 election. This positioning reflects the party’s consistent support among secular and Russian-speaking voters, combined with Avigdor Lieberman’s emphasis on universal conscription and opposition to coalitions involving Benjamin Netanyahu or reliance on Arab parties. Recent statements from Lieberman reinforcing these red lines, alongside an endorsement from former Likud figure Tzachi Hanegbi, have reinforced the party’s distinct profile within the opposition bloc without producing measurable shifts in projected totals. The market’s concentration on 8–9 seats tracks this polling stability and the limited time remaining for last-minute changes.