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Ongoing Story· Day 55

Poll Shows New Alliances Dim Likelihood of Opposition Forming Government

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SrugimPolitics

Netanyahu Bloc Takes Lead in Dramatic Election Poll Shift

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc has taken a significant lead in the latest election poll update from Channel 12 News, now holding 53 seats. The opposing Eisenkot bloc is projected to receive 49 seats, while Arab parties are expected to win 18. The poll shows the Likud party with 27 seats and Yesh! with 21.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Netanyahu's bloc surged to a lead with 53 seats in a new Channel 12 poll.
  • The opposing Eisenkot bloc is projected to win 49 seats.
  • Arab parties are expected to secure 18 seats in the election.
  • The Likud party is polling at 27 seats.
  • Yesh! is projected to win 21 seats.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc has achieved a dramatic turnaround in the latest election poll update from Channel 12 News, emerging as the largest bloc. The Netanyahu bloc now leads with 53 seats, surpassing the 49 seats attributed to the Eisenkot bloc. Arab parties are projected to win 18 seats.

The current seat distribution according to the updated poll is as follows: Likud 27 seats, Yisrael Beiteinu 8 seats, Democrats 9 seats, United Torah Judaism 6 seats, Religious Zionism 6 seats, Otzma Yehudit 6 seats, Ra'am 7 seats, Shas 7 seats, The Joint List 11 seats, Bayahad 12 seats, and Yesh! 21 seats.

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