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Religious Israelis Shifting From Likud to Far-Right Parties, Polls Indicate
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Over half of religious Zionist voters who supported Likud in 2022 are now planning to vote for other parties, according to recent polls. This shift represents a significant move away from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party. The trend suggests only one religious candidate may be elected on the Likud slate.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- 56 percent of religious Zionist Likud voters from 2022 now favor other parties, polls show.
- Religious Zionists are reportedly shifting allegiance to parties led by Ben-Gvir or Smotrich.
- Over half of Likud's religious voter base has reportedly abandoned the party since the last election.
- Only one religious candidate is expected to be elected on the Likud Knesset slate.
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