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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Poll Shows New Alliances Dim Likelihood of Opposition Forming Government

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New Poll Shows Netanyahu's Likud Gaining, Coalition Bloc Strengthens

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A new poll released Thursday shows the "Yesher!" party leading with 22 seats, while Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party is in second place with 21 seats. The current coalition bloc gained three seats, reaching 51 seats in total. Other parties like "BeYachad" and "Otzma Yehudit" also saw seat increases. The poll was published by HaYom ahead of upcoming elections.

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  • A new poll shows the "Yesher!" party leading with 22 seats.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party is in second place with 21 seats.
  • The current coalition bloc gained three seats, reaching 51 seats.
  • "BeYachad" secured third place with 13 seats.
  • "Otzma Yehudit" gained one seat, reaching 9 seats.
  • Several parties tied with 8 seats each.
New Poll Shows Netanyahu's Likud Gaining, Coalition Bloc Strengthens
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A new poll released Thursday indicates a strengthening of the current coalition bloc ahead of upcoming elections. The survey, published by HaYom, shows the "Yesher!" party leading with 22 seats. Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party secured second place with 21 seats, an increase of one seat from the previous poll. The overall coalition bloc gained three seats, reaching a total of 51 seats.

Other parties in the poll included "BeYachad" at third place with 13 seats, and "Otzma Yehudit" in fourth with 9 seats, also up by one seat. "Yachad Democrats," "Yisrael Beiteinu," "Yahadut HaTorah," and the "Joint List" each received 8 seats. The poll noted a decrease of one seat for Yair Golan's party, while Yaakov Asher's and Yosef Jabareen's factions each gained one seat. Shas followed with 7 seats, and "Ra'am" and "HaMiluimnikim-HaKalkalit" tied for last place with 5 seats each. The latter saw an increase of one seat, according to the survey.

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