Poll Shows Majority of Israeli Right-Wing Voters Favor Technical Bloc
Coalition Voters Returning, But Not to Likud, Poll Shows
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By Ирен Давид
What happened
A new poll shows a narrowing gap between Israel's coalition and opposition, with some voters returning to the coalition bloc but not necessarily to the Likud party. Sociologist Menachem Lazar attributes this to disillusioned voters seeking alternatives, potentially favoring Ofer Winter's party. The poll also notes a decline in support for Gadi Eisenkot and uncertainty regarding Arab party performance.
- 01Coalition voters are returning, but not primarily to the Likud party.
- 02Ofer Winter's party is attracting voters disillusioned with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 03The gap between the governing coalition and the opposition is narrowing.
- 04Gadi Eisenkot has seen a decline in his support over the past month.
- 05The performance of Arab parties remains uncertain, dependent on turnout.
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