A recent survey of public opinion in Israel revealed a further retreat of the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, when the Knesset (Parliament) election was held today, with 20 seats as opposed to 24 of the Gadi Eisencott party. According to the results of the survey published by the official broadcaster on Monday evening, "Sharre" maintains its strength, and the larger party in Israel, in exchange for the loss of the Likud, remains one seat…
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A recent survey of public opinion in Israel revealed a further retreat of the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, when the Knesset (Parliament) election was held today, with 20 seats as opposed to 24 of the Gadi Eisencott party. According to the results of the survey published by the official broadcaster on Monday evening, "Sharre" maintains its strength, and the larger party in Israel, in exchange for the loss of the Likud, remains one seat…