New Poll Shows Netanyahu Bloc Trailing, Vinter's Party Fails to Pass Threshold
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
A new Channel 12 poll shows a majority opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with 67 seats. However, the "Gush Eizenkot" bloc is projected to win only 54 seats, falling short of a governing majority. Ofer Vinter's "Am Israel" party again failed to pass the electoral threshold, projected at 1.8 seats. The Netanyahu bloc received 49 seats in the survey.
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- A new Channel 12 poll shows 67 seats for parties opposing Netanyahu.
- The "Gush Eizenkot" bloc is projected to win 54 seats, falling short of a majority.
- Ofer Vinter's "Am Israel" party again failed to pass the electoral threshold.
- The Netanyahu bloc is projected to win 49 seats in the poll.
- Arab parties collectively received 13 seats in the survey.
A new poll conducted by Channel 12 News indicates that a significant majority of 67 Knesset seats would oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if elections were held today.
Ofer Vinter's party, "Am Israel," again failed to surpass the electoral threshold in the Channel 12 poll, mirroring its performance in the previous survey. The party is projected to win only 1.8 seats. The "Gush Eizenkot" bloc secured 54 seats, consistent with the prior poll. Meanwhile, the Netanyahu bloc garnered 49 seats. Arab parties collectively received 13 seats, and the party led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha obtained four seats.
