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Israeli Election Polls Show Wide Discrepancies in Party Strength
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 day ago
What happened
Five recent Israeli opinion polls show a wide divergence in projections for the upcoming Knesset elections, with the Likud party's seat count ranging from 18 to 32 and the bloc supporting Benjamin Netanyahu varying between 49 and 63 seats. The discrepancies are attributed to differing polling methodologies and definitions of political alliances.
- 01Five recent Israeli polls show vastly different election projections.
- 02Likud's projected seat count ranges from 18 to 32.
- 03Netanyahu's bloc projections vary from 49 to 63 seats.
- 04Poll discrepancies are due to different methodologies and bloc definitions.
- 05The National Unity Party leads Likud in four out of five polls.
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