Yashar secured the second-highest seat total in the October 27, 2026, Knesset election, with final results confirming 21 seats behind Likud’s 27 and ahead of B’Yachad’s 12. Pre-election polls consistently positioned the new party, led by former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, as a leading centrist-security alternative that drew support from voters seeking change while remaining within the main opposition bloc. High turnout of nearly 78 percent and the distribution of remaining seats across smaller lists reinforced this ranking under Israel’s proportional representation system. Late shifts in double-envelope ballots and any unresolved verification by the Central Elections Committee represent the primary remaining variables that could alter the order before official certification.