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Opposition's Anti-Netanyahu Tactics Backfire, Poll Suggests
A poll by Maariv suggests that criticism against Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Likud party, amplified during the October 7th anniversary, may have boosted his standing. Factors like Ofer Vinter's appeal and the return of undecided voters are credited with strengthening the coalition bloc.
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What happened
- 01Criticism of Netanyahu surrounding the October 7th anniversary may have strengthened his position, according to a poll.
- 02is now uncertain, a pollster stated.
- 03Ofer Vinter is attracting right-wing voters, potentially bolstering the coalition bloc, the pollster noted.
- 04Two parties are precariously close to the electoral threshold, potentially influencing the outcome.
- 05Arab parties are projected to win only 12 seats due to low turnout and voter uncertainty.
Two parties remain close to the electoral threshold, potentially impacting the final results.
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