Poll bombshell: Likud crashes to 19 seats, Winter fails to break through
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Poll: Likud's decline continues, new right-wing party fails to cross threshold
According to the poll, the opposition party Yashar wins to 24 seats, and the Eisenkot-led bloc has 57 seats for the Jewish opposition, versus 48 seats for the coalition. The Arab parties jump to 15 seats after the Joint List merger
Occupied Jerusalem: An Israeli opinion poll, Wednesday, showed that the party named Gadi Eisenkot, led by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, had advanced to Likud, without giving the opposition camp a majority to form a government, while the representation of Arab parties had risen to 15 seats. This was the case in a survey conducted by the Hamdad Center in favour of the special Hebrew channel, which included 1407 participants with an error marg…
Yashar drops to 24 seats and the Eisenkot bloc with 57 seats of the Jewish opposition, compared to 48 seats for the coalition. The Arab parties jump to 15 seats after the unification of the Joint List. Winter's union with Smotrich receives 7 seats
Channel 13's mandate poll, compiled by Shmuel Rosner's index, has bad news for Ofer Winter. Despite the sparkling launch, his party - Amach Yisrael - does not pass the threshold, reducing the right-wing bloc to 48 mandates. According to the poll: Eisenkot and Sher are the largest party with 24 mandates. Bennett's combined 13 is tied with the Democrats with 11. Yisrael Beiteinu with 9, completing a bloc of 57 mandates. On the right: Netanyahu's L…
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