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Undecided Voters Holding 15 Knesset Seats Could Decide Israel's Upcoming Election A Channel 12 poll shows 12% of Israeli voters undecided, holding about 15 Knesset seats that could determine the election. Opposition to Netanyahu leads with 48%, and security is the top voter concern. Gadi Eizenkot is the favored alternative leader if Netanyahu is not the candidate.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 12% of Israeli voters remain undecided, representing about 15 Knesset seats. 02 48% support parties opposing Netanyahu, with undecided voters leaning toward the opposition. 03 Security is the top issue for 54% of voters, followed by economic concerns at 34%. 04 58% of voters prioritize party leader identity over candidate lists in their decision. 05 Among opposition voters, Gadi Eizenkot is the preferred alternative leader with 45% support. 06 Half of Netanyahu's coalition voters do not have a preferred alternative leader if he is not the candidate. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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