Polymarket market

Polymarket Netanyahu out odds

On Polymarket, the busiest line, December 31, is at 39%. The market settles by Dec 31, 2026, and $8K traded in the last 24 hours. Each contract pays $1 if it is right, so 39¢ reads as a 39% chance. Kalshi lists it too, and we compare the two prices below.

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Polymarket · odds · updated

December 3139%
April 300%
June 300%
March 310%
May 310%

All 6 outcomes ↓

Also priced on Kalshi: compare both

$8K
24h volume on Polymarket
$124.5M
total volume on Polymarket
1
open of 6 outcomes
Dec 31, 2026
settles

Polymarket odds on every outcome

Polymarket odds on each outcome of Netanyahu out
OutcomeChanceYes price24h volume
December 31 compare 39%39¢$8KTrade
April 30Final0%0¢$0
June 30Final0%0¢$0
March 31Final0%0¢$0
May 31Final0%0¢$0
July 31Final0%0¢$0

Chance is each outcome's Yes price on Polymarket. A Yes contract at 39¢ pays $1 if that outcome wins.

Polymarket vs Kalshi on this question

The same question on both venues. When the prices differ, the cheaper side costs you less for the same payout.

Yes: Netanyahu out by end of 2026?: price on each venue, the fee, 24h volume and liquidity, with a link to trade
VenueYesNoFee24h volumeLiquidity
Polymarket39¢cheapest to buy61¢free$8K$97KTrade →
Kalshi44¢56¢1.7¢$797–Trade →
Updated Fee: the taker fee on one contract at the price shown, as each venue publishes it; Polymarket's is its international book, Polymarket US charges its own.

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How the odds have moved

Polymarket · December 31
39%▼ 1.0 pts since Sep 28
Yes price
Sep 2839% – 51% scaleOct 5

Polymarket's own series for the outcome the headline prices, from where its history starts; one venue, not a blend.

How this market resolves

Polymarket's own settlement wording, in full. This, not the headline, decides who gets paid.

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This market will resolve to "Yes" if Benjamin Netanyahu announces that he will resign as Prime Minister of Israel, or otherwise steps down from/is removed from this position by December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No".

Note that an announcement of Benjamin Netanyahu's resignation or removal before the resolution date will suffice to resolve this market to "Yes" regardless of if/when he actually steps down.

The primary resolution source for this market will be official information from the government of the State of Israel, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used.

Scheduled resolution: Dec 31, 2026.

How to trade this market on Polymarket

  1. Check your state first. A few states restrict some contracts.
  2. Open a Polymarket account. Americans trade on Polymarket US. Our Polymarket review covers sign-up and payouts.
  3. Buy Yes or No at the price shown, 39¢ for December 31 right now. Each contract pays $1 if you are right.
  4. Sell any time before it settles, or hold to the result. Polymarket's fees apply to each trade.

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Common questions

What are the Polymarket odds on Netanyahu out?

On Polymarket, the busiest line, December 31, is at 39%. That is a market-implied probability, not a forecast, and it moves as traders buy and sell.

How does this market resolve?

By Polymarket's own settlement rules for this market. Two venues can word the same question differently and settle differently, so read them before you trade.

Is this question on Kalshi too?

Yes. Kalshi's page has its prices and rules. Our side-by-side page shows both prices and both venues' rules.

Can I trade this market in my state?

In most states, yes, on Polymarket US. A few states have acted against some contracts. Check your state first.

How accurate are Polymarket odds?

Often more accurate than polls, though never certain. A price of 70% should lose three times in ten. How accurate prediction markets are has the research.

What does it cost to trade on Polymarket?

A taker fee on most markets, largest near 50¢, and some categories charge nothing. Polymarket's fees has the detail.