As the Election Approaches, Israel Faces a Coalition Deadlock: Who Will Be Able to Form the Government?
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Recent opinion polls published in Israel show that the ruling bloc led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lost its parliamentary majority in the general elections scheduled for October 27, but the opposition has also failed to secure enough seats to form a government.
In the last poll before the general election in Israel, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu lost his parliamentary majority, while the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot, who came first with 23 seats, was also locked out. The opposition bloc, which had 54 deputies in the 120-seat parliament, gained 12 seats to reach a 61 majority and form a government It turned out that he needed his support.
According to the latest poll released ahead of the general elections scheduled for October 27 in Israel, Yashar, led by Gadi Eisenkot, is the party with the most support, securing 23 seats, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud is projected to win 20 seats. Netanyahu's coalition bloc is expected to win 50 seats, while the opposition bloc is projected to win 54.
Recent polls published in Israel indicate that in the general elections scheduled for October 27, Netanyahu's ruling bloc will secure 50 seats, while the opposition will win 54. Neither side can reach the 61 seats needed to form a government in the 120-seat Knesset.
According to the poll, Yisrael Beiteinu is gaining one seat, while the Democratic Party is losing one seat and stands at nine seats. As in all recent polls, the Jewish opposition parties do not have a majority without the Arab parties.
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