New Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc Leading, Benny Gantz's Party Lagging
A new poll released by Channel 14 on Monday evening presents a challenging landscape for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, yet indicates he would still emerge as the next prime minister. The survey was published amidst reports of Netanyahu's visit to the United Arab Emirates.
The Likud party is projected to be the largest in the Knesset with 31 mandates. Following closely is the Yisrael Beiteinu party, which garners 21 mandates. Shas is positioned as the third-largest party with 10 mandates.
Two parties, "Beiteinu" and "HaDemokratim," each receive 8 mandates. Yahadut HaTorah also secures 8 mandates. Three parties, Religious Zionism, Identity, Otzma Yehudit, and the Joint List, each obtain 7 mandates.
Israel Beiteinu is polling at 6 mandates, and Ra'am at 5. The poll suggests that Netanyahu's bloc would secure 63 mandates, while the opposition bloc would receive 45 mandates.
The poll results raise questions about the political future of former IDF Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi, who is not mentioned as a leading figure in this survey, implying a potential decline in his political standing.
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