The National Unity or State Camp, an Israeli Occupation political alliance, in the Israeli Occupation continues to lose its power, having lost two additional seats this week, as reported by Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv. 

Simultaneously, the far-right political party Jewish Power, led by Israeli Occupation Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir, has reached its peak, securing 10 seats since the Knesset elections.

Despite this, the State Camp only managed to obtain 36 seats this week, marking a deficit of four seats over the past two weeks. Conversely, the Likud, a major right-wing political party, has experienced a decline by one seat to 17 seats.

The newspaper also noted an increase in the strength of both "Religious Zionism" and "Torah Judaism" in terms of seats, while other parties remained unchanged.

Additionally, the coalition has strengthened by two seats to 48, while the opposition has simultaneously decreased to 62 seats compared to 64 the previous week.