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HaaretzPolitics

Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc Surpassing Opposition Ahead of 2026 Elections

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Hebrew · 19 newsrooms covering

A News 13 poll shows Benjamin Netanyahu's political bloc leading over Benny Gantz's opposition bloc, with Netanyahu's Likud party projected to win 18 seats in a hypothetical 2026 election.

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  • Netanyahu's bloc leads Gantz's in a new News 13 poll.
  • The Likud party is projected to win 18 seats.
  • The poll reflects potential outcomes for the 2026 elections.
Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc Surpassing Opposition Ahead of 2026 Elections
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A new poll conducted by News 13 indicates a shift in the political landscape, with the bloc supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu overtaking Benny Gantz's opposition bloc. The survey suggests that if elections were held today, Netanyahu's bloc would secure more seats than Gantz's.

The Likud party, led by Netanyahu, is projected to win 18 seats in the poll. This projection comes amidst ongoing political maneuvering and public discourse surrounding the upcoming elections, scheduled for 2026.

The poll also touched upon other political figures and parties, with the results suggesting a competitive environment. The specific methodology and sample size of the poll were not detailed in the provided text, but the findings are being presented as a snapshot of current public opinion.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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