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Right-Wing Public Support Grows but Coalition Faces Mandate Loss Ahead of Israeli Elections

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דווח לראשונה בMaariv · Aug 7, 2026

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Following recent conflict, Israeli public opinion has shifted rightward, but the right-wing coalition is losing support due to internal divisions and dissatisfaction with party alliances. Between 15 and 25 right-wing voters currently refuse to back existing right-wing parties, complicating coalition prospects. Netanyahu is managing internal party challenges while opposition parties seek to attract disaffected right-wing voters. A new right-wing party may emerge to unify these voters but faces electoral risks.

01Public support shifts right after war, but right-wing coalition weakens ahead of elections.
0215-25 right-wing voters refuse to back main right-wing parties, causing fragmentation.
03Voter dissatisfaction stems from coalition’s ultra-Orthodox alliance and government failures.
04Opposition tries to appeal to right-wing values but lacks full religious-traditionalist support.
05Netanyahu secures eight reserved spots on Likud list to control primaries and party unity.
06Potential new right-wing party could unify voters but risks losing seats due to threshold.

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