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Poll Shows Third of Israeli Opposition Voters Favor Arab Party Alliance
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By جاكي خوري
First reported by Srugim · 1 day ago
What happened
A poll reveals that a third of Israeli opposition voters are more supportive of an alliance with the Arab United List (Ra'am) if former MK Yoav Segalovich joins the party. A majority of opposition voters prefer a coalition with Ra'am over other options, except for a Likud-led government without Netanyahu.
- 01Third of opposition voters favor Ra'am if Segalovich joins.
- 02Majority prefer Ra'am coalition over Netanyahu or Haredi parties.
- 03Preference changes if coalition is Likud without Netanyahu.
- 04Centrist and left-wing voters show increased support for Ra'am.
- 05Poll suggests list composition impacts future alliances.
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