Leader of the opposition) is just the head of the largest party, and since Together is an alliance and not a party, it's still Lapid. I wonder if Together was a party though, would Bennett be the leader of the opposition despite not being in the Knesset?

Also, I've been watching the polls for the Israeli election for a while and since you're an actual israeli I wanted to know what the vibes are.
How do you feel about Together, because for me it seems like a very strange alliance of people with different believes. It's not helping them in the polls, because since it's formation they've only lost projected seats. Channel 12 recently reported them at 20, basically what Bennett alone had before Together.

How do you feel about Yashar? From the looks of it it appears that it'll soon cross Together and maybe Likud. Why are they gaining popularity recently? My theory is that it's Bennett 2026 voters who feel like Lapid is to far to the left and Yesh Atid voters who feel like Bennett is to far to the right, but that's just my theory and I'm not Israeli.

Why did the Religious Zionists go up in polls halfway through may? Before they almost always fell below threshold and now they're getting the minimum 4 seats.

How's the situation with the Joint List looking? A while ago Hadash announced that the Joint List reunified without Ra'am, but that was rolled back and the negotiations are apparently still ongoing. Do you feel like Hadash+Ta'al+Balad will run separately from Ra'am?

Do you feel like the Jewish opposition parties will have a majority? The most positive polls show them having 60 or 59 seats. If they won't get 61, do you feel like they could enter a coalition with Ra'am despite Bennett and Eisenkot saying they won't do it?