A new poll from News 13 indicates the opposition bloc in Israel has, for the first time, reached 61 seats – enough to form a government without relying on Arab parties. This shift is largely attributed to gains made by Benny Gantz’s State Camp and Naftali Bennett’s party. The poll shows Shas party losing support, while Religious Zionism, led by Smotrich, surprisingly secures six seats. Additionally, Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel are projected to enter the Knesset. This poll signifies a potential change in the political landscape and suggests a viable path to power for the opposition, excluding traditional Arab coalition partners. The results point to increasing political volatility as elections draw nearer.