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Ongoing Story· Day 38

Poll Shows New Alliances Dim Likelihood of Opposition Forming Government

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Poll Shows Right-Wing Bloc Leading, Ben Gvir's Party Secures Nine Seats

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A new poll by Kantar Institute shows the right-wing bloc leading with 53 seats versus 50 for the opposition bloc. If elections were held now, "Yesh" would be the largest party with 22 seats, followed by Likud with 20. "Otzma Yehudit" secured 9 seats, and "Be'ad" received 12 seats. The poll was broadcast on Kan News.

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  • A new poll shows the right-wing bloc leading with 53 seats against 50 for the opposition.
  • The party "Yesh" would be the largest party with 22 seats if elections were held today.
  • The Likud party is projected to receive 20 seats in the current poll.
  • "Otzma Yehudit" is projected to win 9 seats, becoming the fourth-largest party.
  • "Be'ad" is projected to win 12 seats in the latest survey.
  • The poll was conducted by Kantar Institute and aired on Kan News.
Poll Shows Right-Wing Bloc Leading, Ben Gvir's Party Secures Nine Seats
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A new poll indicates that the right-wing bloc holds a lead over its opponents, securing 53 seats compared to 50 for the bloc opposing Prime Minister Netanyahu. The survey, conducted by Kantar Institute and broadcast on Kan News on Sunday evening, also shows "Yesh" as the largest party with 22 seats. The Likud party would receive 20 seats if elections were held today. Other parties performing well in the poll include "Be'ad" with 12 seats, and "Otzma Yehudit" with 9 seats, making it the fourth-largest party. "HaDemocratim" and "Yahadut HaTorah" each garnered 8 seats, as did the Joint List and Yisrael Beiteinu. Shas is projected to win 7 seats, while Religious Zionism-Identity and Ra'am each receive 5 seats. The Reservists-Economic party and "Amcha Yisrael" party are both projected to win 4 seats.

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