Poll: 'Change Bloc' Voters May Shift if Arab Parties Crucial for Government
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By Israel National News
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 6 hours ago
What happened
A new poll indicates that voters in Israel's 'Change Bloc' may shift their support or abstain from voting if Arab parties become essential for forming a government. Significant opposition to such coalitions exists among supporters of parties like Yisrael Beytenu and the Reservists-Economic Party, potentially impacting around five Knesset seats.
- 01Poll finds 'Change Bloc' voters may switch votes if Arab parties are needed for government.
- 02Supporters of Liberman and Hendel show strong opposition to Arab party coalitions.
- 03Democrats' supporters largely favor partnerships with Arab parties.
- 04Around five Knesset seats' worth of voters could be affected by this issue.
- 05Ofer Winter's potential party is a second choice for some voters.
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