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Poll Shows Right-Wing Bloc Gains Seats After Netanyahu's List Moves
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First reported by Hamal · 7 hours ago
What happened
A Channel 14 poll shows the right-wing bloc gaining a seat to 64, with Likud increasing to 31 seats, following the finalization of party lists. Most voters did not change their decisions based on the finalized lists.
- 01Right-wing bloc gains a seat to 64 in new poll.
- 02Likud increases to 31 seats after Netanyahu's list changes.
- 03Most voters (88%) did not change their choice after list finalization.
- 0480% of respondents believe small parties should withdraw from the race.
- 05Netanyahu leads Gantz in suitability for prime minister.
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