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Poll Shows Benjamin Netanyahu Support Hits New Low at 31% Amid Political Uncertainty
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First reported by Maariv · 11 hours ago
What happened
A new poll shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's support has dropped to 31%, the lowest in months, with a majority favoring other candidates. The survey also highlights public division over potential coalition scenarios and the limited impact of ethnic background on voting intentions.
- 01Benjamin Netanyahu's support falls to 31%, down 6% in less than a month.
- 0256% of respondents prefer a candidate other than Netanyahu for prime minister.
- 0323% favor a change government with Arab parties abstaining if no coalition wins 61 seats.
- 0479% say ethnic background has little or no impact on their voting choice.
- 0564% say a party's right- or left-wing image strongly influences their vote.
- 06Among change bloc voters, 45% support relying on Yoav Segalovich as the decisive vote.
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