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Reservists-Economic Party Holds Steady in Polls Ahead of Election
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The Reservists-Economic Party, led by Yoaz Hendel and Einat Wilf, has consistently polled four seats in Maariv surveys over the past three weeks, with Israel Hayom projecting five. The party aims for a broad Zionist government, positioning itself outside existing political blocs. Recent polls indicate neither major bloc is close to a parliamentary majority ahead of the October 27 election. Key priorities include universal service, support for reservists, and economic concerns.
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- The Reservists-Economic Party consistently polls four seats in Maariv surveys.
- Israel Hayom's latest poll projects five seats for the Hendel-Wilf party.
- The party advocates for a broad Zionist government, remaining outside major blocs.
- Recent polls show neither major political bloc nearing a Knesset majority.
- Key priorities include universal service and support for reservists and families.
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