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New Poll Shows Political Blocs Tied Ahead of Elections
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By חדשות סרוגים
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 6 hours ago
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A new poll shows the right-wing and center-left political blocs in Israel tied with 53 mandates each. The poll was conducted after the merger of the Identity and Religious Zionism parties and indicates shifts in voter support.
- 01Poll shows Israeli political blocs tied with 53 mandates each.
- 02Merger of Identity and Religious Zionism parties boosts their bloc.
- 03National Unity is largest party on the left with 22 mandates.
- 04Likud leads right-wing bloc with 21 mandates.
- 05Arab parties collectively poll at 14 mandates.
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