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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Poll Shows New Alliances Dim Likelihood of Opposition Forming Government

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SrugimPolitics

New Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc at 51 Mandates, Anti-Netanyahu Bloc at 55

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

A new poll by Tactics Research and Media for 'Zman Israel' shows the 'Yesh!' party leading with 24 mandates and Likud with 20. The pro-Netanyahu bloc garnered 51 mandates, while the anti-Netanyahu bloc reached 55 mandates. The Joint List received 9 mandates, and the combined Arab parties secured 14 mandates. Yaron Zehlikha stated he would not sit with an unnamed individual.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • A new poll shows the 'Yesh!' party leading with 24 mandates, followed by Likud with 20.
  • The pro-Netanyahu bloc secured 51 mandates in the latest political survey.
  • The anti-Netanyahu bloc achieved 55 mandates, indicating a majority against him.
  • Yisrael Beiteinu received 10 mandates, and the Joint List obtained 9 mandates.
  • Shas, United Torah Judaism, and HaDemocratim each garnered 8 mandates.
  • Yaron Zehlikha stated he would not sit with an unnamed individual.

A new poll published by 'Zman Israel' and conducted by 'Tactics Research and Media' indicates a significant shift in the Israeli political landscape. The 'Yesh!' party emerges as the largest faction with 24 mandates. Following closely is the Likud party, securing 20 mandates. 'Beitech' receives 13 mandates, and Yisrael Beiteinu garnishes 10 mandates. The Joint List obtains 9 mandates, while Shas, United Torah Judaism, and HaDemocratim each garner 8 mandates. Otzma Yehudit reaches 6 mandates, and Ra'am and Religious Zionism each receive 5 mandates. The poll concludes with Am Israel Party at 4 mandates.

Analyzing the results by blocs, the pro-Netanyahu bloc stands at 51 mandates. Conversely, the anti-Netanyahu bloc commands 55 mandates. The two Arab parties combined achieve 14 mandates. In a separate statement, Yaron Zehlikha asserted that there is no chance he would sit with 'him', though the specific individual was not named in the context of the poll results.

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