An Israeli public opinion poll published by Channel 12 following the ceasefire agreement on the northern front showed that if the Knesset elections were held today, the following parties would win seats: Likud - 25, HaMahneh HaMelechti - 18, Yesh Atid - 15, Yisrael Beiteinu - 14, The Democrats - 12, Shas - 9, Otzma Yehudit - 9, United Torah Judaism - 8, Joint List - 5, United List - 5.

Thus, the opposition parties will get 64 seats (including the Joint List), the government coalition parties will get 51 seats, and the Joint List will get five seats.

The agreement with Lebanon was supported by 37% of the survey participants, opposed by 32%, and 31% did not disclose their views. 50% believed that the war with Hezbollah was not resolved, 20% said that Israel won, 19% said that it was defeated, and 11% did not disclose their views.

24% said the agreement would last for years, 28% said it would last for several months, 30% said it would collapse after a short period, and 18% did not express their opinion.