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Gadi Eizenkot Leads Change Bloc as Undecided Voters Could Decide Israel’s 2026 Election

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First reported by Channel 13 · 20 hours ago

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A News 12 poll shows Gadi Eizenkot leading the anti-Netanyahu bloc with 48% support, while 12% of voters remain undecided, potentially deciding Israel’s 2026 election. Security concerns and fears over judicial reforms dominate voter priorities, with Eizenkot favored as prime minister by change bloc supporters.

01Gadi Eizenkot leads the anti-Netanyahu bloc with 45% support among change bloc voters.
0248% of Israelis support the anti-Netanyahu bloc versus 35% for Netanyahu’s bloc.
0312% of voters remain undecided, equivalent to about 15 Knesset seats.
0456% of voters prioritize concerns over judicial reforms affecting democracy.
0554% say security issues will influence their vote more than economic concerns.
06Half of coalition voters are unsure who they’d prefer as PM if not Netanyahu.

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