The completed vote count from Israel’s October 27, 2026 Knesset election has locked in trader consensus around 20-21 seats for Yashar. Official tallies place the party, led by former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot, at exactly 21 seats out of 120, consistent with exit polls and the Central Elections Committee’s near-final figures. High turnout of 77.9 percent and clear separation from other lists reduced uncertainty once double-envelope ballots were processed. Remaining procedural steps, including formal certification expected around November 4 and the Knesset swearing-in on November 10, are viewed as unlikely to alter the allocation. Only an unprecedented recount or large-scale invalidation of ballots could shift the total outside the 20-21 range.