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Polls Show Anti-Netanyahu Bloc Leading, But Neither Side Nears Majority
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A Zman Yisrael poll shows the bloc opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leading with 55 seats, six short of a majority, while Netanyahu's supporters are projected to win 51 seats in the October 27 election. The poll also shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar faction leading Likud by four seats. A separate Channel 13 poll indicated Netanyahu's bloc ahead, but still short of a majority. Both surveys suggest several parties, including Blue and White, will not pass the electoral threshold.
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- Anti-Netanyahu bloc leads in a Zman Yisrael poll with 55 seats, but falls short of a majority.
- Netanyahu's bloc is projected to win 51 seats in the October 27 election, according to the same poll.
- Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar faction leads Likud by four seats in the Zman Yisrael survey.
- A Channel 13 poll shows Netanyahu's bloc ahead, but neither bloc is projected to reach a majority.
- Several parties, including Blue and White, are expected to fail to cross the electoral threshold in both polls.
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