Israel election: Polls show no clear majority for Netanyahu or opposition ahead of Tuesday vote
Final polls show no bloc near a 61-seat majority, while Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar leads in most surveys and smaller parties may fall short.
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Israel heads to key post-war polls, Netanyahu faces tight fight from ex-IDF chief
Final opinion polls published before the beginning of the election silence period put ex-Israeli military chief Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar narrowly ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party.
Israel is holding elections this Tuesday with open conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and Iran to decide on the continuity of Bibi Netanyahu and his illiberal-nationalist drift. Although the polls do not favor him, Netanyahu is a political survivor who...
With the logical uncertainty about its final outcome, and surveys that reflect a technical tie between the two main candidates, everything else puts us in the field of insecurity and abnormality PERFIL - Gadi Eisenkot, the former general who can dislodge Netanyahu with more bellicism and a friendly face in the elections The only thing for sure in the elections to be held in Israel on the 27th is that none of the contending parties will achieve a…
Netanyahu’s block falls to 48 seats, while the opposition reaches 54, a few days after the election, according to a poll. A final poll by the daily Maariv shows that the opposition expands its advantage; Eisenkot stands for ...
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