US EditionYossi Cohen Party Threatens Gantz and Eisenkot, Reshapes Coalition Math
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A new poll suggests that Yesh Atid is on the verge of the electoral threshold and falls below a union between Bennett and Lieberman or Eisenkot. Benny Gantz and religious Zionism are also on the wrong side. Bloc Map - Static The post Poll: Union of Bennett and Eisenkot Drops Lapid Below the Electoral Threshold appeared first on Knitted News.
Yossi Cohen Party Threatens Gantz and Eisenkot, Reshapes Coalition Math
Bennett 2026 leads Netanyahu in all four scenarios. Yisrael Beiteinu and Shas are tied for third place in three of the four scenarios. The poll indicates that if Bennett and Eisenkot join forces, they would gain three additional seats, two from Lapid and one from Golan. Conversely, if Lapid and Eisenkot form a joint list, they would lose one seat to the coalition. A Yossi Cohen party would push both Eisenkot and Gantz below the electoral thresho…
According to the survey, if the elections were held today, a party led by Bennett would be the largest with 23 seats, and Likud would win 22. In a scenario where Eisenkot and Bennett run together, their party would win 30 seats. 45% of respondents supported a hostage deal in part, compared to 39% who supported the operation to occupy Gaza
"Bennett 2026" leads with 23 seats compared to 22 for "Likud" in the News 13 poll • In the previous Maariv poll, Likud led by one seat • In the 13 poll, Gantz receives 4 seats, compared to the "Maariv" poll in which he fell below the threshold - behind Balad
Against the backdrop of the recruitment crisis unfolding in the Holy Land, and against the backdrop of the approaching possibility of early voting, a mandate survey was published this evening (Tuesday) on Channel 13, which recorded interesting results regarding the status of the blocs - and the names of the leading parties.
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