New Poll Shows Likud Leading, Public Opposes Minority Government

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A new i24 News poll shows the Likud party leading with 28 mandates, while Gadi Eisenkot's Yesh! party receives 20. The survey indicates the current coalition bloc would have 54 mandates. The public largely opposes a minority government led by Eisenkot, with 74% against it, while 60% support a unity government under Netanyahu. Thirty-four percent of respondents prefer new elections.

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Likud leads new poll with 28 mandates, followed by Yesh! with 20.
Current coalition bloc would have 54 mandates if elections were held today.
74% of Israelis oppose a minority government led by Gadi Eisenkot.
60% of Israelis support a unity government led by Benjamin Netanyahu.
34% of respondents prefer new elections, an equal share favors Netanyahu's unity government.

A new poll conducted by i24 News, which accurately predicted the results of the last election, reveals a potential shift in the Israeli political landscape. The survey indicates that if elections were held today, the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, would secure 28 mandates. The Yesh! party, headed by Gadi Eisenkot, would receive 20 mandates. The "Yachad" party is projected to get 12 mandates, and the Joint List would win 11. Other parties include Democrats and Yisrael Beiteinu with 8 mandates each, followed by Ra'am, United Torah Judaism, and Shas with 7 mandates each. Religious Zionism-Identity and Otzma Yehudit would each receive 6 mandates.

Analyzing the results by blocs, the current coalition would garner 54 mandates, Eisenkot's bloc would have 48, and the Arab parties combined would hold 18 mandates. The poll also explored public opinion on forming the next government. A significant 74% of respondents oppose the formation of a minority government led by Eisenkot that would rely on the support of Arab parties, with only 22% in favor. Conversely, 60% support a unity government led by Netanyahu, comprising Likud, Yesh!, Yachad, and Religious Zionism, contingent on advancing measures on controversial issues. Thirty-four percent oppose this option.

When asked about their preferred option for resolving the political deadlock, 34% of participants favored new elections, an equal percentage preferred a unity government under Netanyahu, 16% supported a minority government led by Eisenkot, and 14% opted for a unity government led by Eisenkot.

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