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New Poll Shows Stable Bloc Power Despite Internal Party Shifts
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What happened
A new Israeli poll shows stable bloc power with the right-wing bloc at 63 seats, despite internal shifts within parties. Likud leads individually with 31 mandates, while a new party, 'Yesh!', garners 21 seats.
- 01Poll shows stable bloc power: right 63, opposition 45, Arab parties 12.
- 02Likud leads individually with 31 mandates in the new poll.
- 03New party 'Yesh!' secures 21 mandates, placing second.
- 04Shas, Democrats, and United Torah Judaism receive 10, 9, and 8 seats.
- 05Several parties remain below the electoral threshold, with mixed trends.
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