Recent polls show Israel's October 27 Knesset election remains extremely close, with Likud and Yashar trading narrow leads in projected seats while their respective blocs hover near 52-53 mandates, well short of the 61 needed for a majority. High numbers of undecided voters, performance by smaller lists near the 3.25% threshold, and surplus-vote agreements among parties continue to shape the outcome. Netanyahu's right-leaning coalition maintains a modest edge in most surveys despite Yashar often topping individual party projections under Gadi Eisenkot. Late shifts in turnout, final campaign events, or threshold results could widen the gap between the top contenders in the remaining days.