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Israeli Poll Shows Deep Societal Division, Shifting Party Fortunes
A new poll reveals deep societal polarization in Israel, with most voters fearing the opposing bloc forming a government. In the latest seat projections, Likud receives 21 seats and the party 22, while Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit rises to 9 seats.
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What happened
- 0175% of coalition and 78% of opposition voters fear the opposing bloc forming a government, indicating deep Israeli societal division.
- 02Poll projections show Likud with 21 seats, the party with 22, and Otzma Yehudit rising to 9 seats.
- 03A majority of voters favor repeat elections if no bloc secures a clear majority, impacting Benny Gantz's party.
- 04The candidate and Yosef Zelekha's new faction holds steady at five seats, with Zelekha focusing on the cost of living.
- 05Ofer Vinter's party is polling below the electoral threshold, despite some recent upward momentum.
- 06Voters rank economic issues and personal security as more important than the conscription law or investigation committees.
Many Israelis favor repeat elections if no bloc achieves a majority, impacting Benny Gantz's party. New factions led by the candidate and Yosef Zelekha hold steady at five seats, while Ofer Vinter's party remains below the electoral threshold.
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