The landscape of surplus vote agreements within the right-wing bloc in Israel is solidifying. The Likud party has chosen to align with the Religious Zionism party, United Torah Judaism, and has unified forces with Shas. This decision leaves the chairman of ‘Am Yisrael’, Ofer Winter, with only a single, limited option for distributing surplus votes. The agreements effectively determine how remaining votes from parties that don't meet the electoral threshold will be allocated, impacting the final seat count. This development represents a significant setback for Winter and his party’s potential influence in the upcoming Knesset. The finalized agreements signal a strengthening of established right-wing factions and a marginalization of newer political entities. These moves are crucial in the complex calculations determining the composition of the next Israeli government.