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Ongoing Story· Day 55

Poll Shows New Alliances Dim Likelihood of Opposition Forming Government

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SrugimPolitics

Netanyahu Not Prime Minister in Channel 12 Election Poll

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A Channel 12 election poll released Tuesday night projects Benjamin Netanyahu will not be the next prime minister. The poll shows the Likud party winning 24 seats, with a "change bloc" expected to secure 52 seats compared to Netanyahu's bloc with 50. Several smaller parties are predicted to miss the electoral threshold.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Channel 12 poll suggests Benjamin Netanyahu will not be the next prime minister.
  • Likud party projected to win 24 seats in the 2026 elections.
  • A "change bloc" is projected to win 52 seats, surpassing Netanyahu's bloc with 50.
  • Several parties are expected to fall below the electoral threshold.
  • Arab parties collectively projected to win 18 seats.

A Channel 12 poll released at 10 PM on election night projects that Benjamin Netanyahu will not be the next prime minister. The poll, conducted by Mano Geva, shows the Likud party receiving 24 seats in the upcoming 2026 elections. Other projected seat allocations include Yashai with 22, Yachad with 12, the Joint List with 11, Otzma Yehudit with 6, Democrats with 9, Yisrael Beiteinu with 9, Shas with 8, United Torah Judaism with 6, Religious Zionism with 6, and Ra'am with 7.

Several parties, including Amcha Yisrael, HaMiluimnikim, and HaTzibur HaCharedi, are projected to fall short of the electoral threshold. The poll indicates a bloc supporting Netanyahu would secure 50 seats, while a "change bloc" would gain 52 seats. Arab parties collectively are projected to win 18 seats.

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