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The Times of IsraelPolitics

New Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc Shrinking Amidst Shifting Party Fortunes

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A new poll indicates Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc could shrink to 51 seats, with Ofer Winter's "People of Israel" party failing to cross the electoral threshold. The opposition "change bloc" is led by Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar" party, while the overall political landscape remains divided, potentially placing power in the hands of Arab-majority parties.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Netanyahu's bloc may fall to 51 seats as Winter's party struggles to enter parliament.
  • Opposition "change bloc" led by Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar" emerges as largest party.
  • Poll shows no clear majority, placing balance of power with Arab-majority parties.
  • Respondents divided on preferred government type if no majority is formed.
  • Netanyahu criticizes Winter's party and opposition leader Eisenkot at campaign rally.
New Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc Shrinking Amidst Shifting Party Fortunes
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