Yisrael Beiteinu maintains steady support in the low-to-mid single digits of the vote ahead of the October 27 Knesset election, with recent polling averages placing the party near eight seats. Avigdor Lieberman has reinforced this positioning by unveiling a candidate slate emphasizing universal military or national service without exemptions, a state inquiry into the October 7 attacks, and explicit opposition to coalitions involving Netanyahu or Haredi parties. A surplus-vote agreement with Naftali Bennett’s Together party further aligns the lists to maximize combined representation. Recent security incidents, including a shooting attack, have prompted Lieberman to reiterate calls for strong deterrence measures, aligning with the party’s traditional security-focused base among Russian-speaking voters. These developments have kept probabilities centered on the 6-7% range, reflecting consistent poll results amid a fragmented field where no bloc has secured a clear majority path.