In the latest "Globes" poll of polls leading up to the Knesset election on October 27, the Likud party, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has retaken the lead, with 25 seats (which compares with 32 seats in the current Knesset). The opposition block excluding the Arab parties has weakened by one Knesset seat to 56, while the Arab parties (Ra’am and Hadash-Ta’al) have strengthened by one seat to eleven. In most of the surveys (Channel 11, Channel 12, Channel 13, and Ma’ariv) the opposition block as a whole, including the Arab parties, wins at least 68 seats. First of all, there is no indication of that in the distribution of seats per the latest polls. As they did last week, all the surveys give Ra’am five seats.