New Poll Shows Netanyahu Gaining, Eisenkot's Party Losing Ground
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
A new Israeli poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's party weakening to 20 seats, matching the Likud's gains to 20 seats, while Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud strengthens. The survey, released on Wednesday, also shows former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's party with 12 seats. The current coalition is projected to hold 55 seats in the Knesset.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A new poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's party weakening to 20 seats, matching the Likud's projected 20 seats.
- Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party gained one seat in the poll, while Eisenkot's party lost one.
- Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's party, Yamina, is projected to receive 12 seats.
- Yair Golan's Democrats are polling at 10 seats, and the Joint List at 9 seats.
- The current coalition is projected to win 55 seats, the opposition 50, and Arab parties 15.
A new poll released on Wednesday, coinciding with the national day of remembrance for the October 7th attacks, indicates a concerning trend for Gadi Eisenkot's party, which has weakened to match the Likud party's seat count. The survey shows the Likud and Yisrael Beiteinu parties each securing 20 Knesset seats, with Eisenkot's party losing one mandate and Netanyahu's Likud gaining one. Following closely behind, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's party, Yamina, is projected to receive 12 seats. Yair Golan's Democrats are polling at 10 seats, with the Joint List receiving 9. Three parties, Otzma Yehudit, Israel Our Home, and United Torah Judaism, are each projected to win 8 seats. The Religious Zionist and Identity list, along with Shas, are expected to get 7 seats each. Ra'am is polling at 6 seats, and Winter's Am Ech Yisrael at 5. The "Reservists-Economic" party failed to pass the electoral threshold. Overall, the current coalition is projected to win 55 seats, the opposition 50, and Arab parties 15.
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