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Pollster Shlomo Filber Predicts Right-Wing Bloc Could Win Up to 70 Seats in Next Israeli Election
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 2 hours ago
What happened
Pollster Shlomo Filber predicts Israel's right-wing bloc will secure at least 61 Knesset seats, possibly up to 70, if a new right-center party joins. He based this on detailed data analysis and sees a key voter segment seeking Netanyahu leadership but a new political option.
- 01Shlomo Filber forecasts right-wing bloc will exceed 61 Knesset seats in next election.
- 02He bases projection on extensive data and model analysis without finding errors.
- 03Filber suggests right-wing could reach up to 70 seats with a new secular right-center party.
- 04A voter segment of 4-8 seats supports Netanyahu but seeks a different political party.
- 05Filber calls this voter segment the "game changer" for the upcoming elections.
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