A new Channel 13 poll broadcast Wednesday evening shows Naftali Bennett's party recovering ground, Gadi Eisenkot extending his lead over Prime Minister Netanyahu in the personal suitability match-up, and the pro-Netanyahu bloc losing two seats, according to the survey.
A new Channel 13 survey broadcast Wednesday evening gauges the latest shifts in Israeli public opinion. According to the poll, Naftali Bennett's party is recovering after weeks of decline tracked by multiple surveys this month, while Gadi Eisenkot continues to extend his lead over Prime Minister Netanyahu in the personal suitability question. The pro-Netanyahu bloc dropped by two seats compared to the previous Channel 13 poll, though the exact breakdown of party sizes was not specified in the initial report. The survey was conducted and broadcast by Channel 13, one of Israel's three main television networks. Earlier this month, polls across multiple channels — including Channel 12/N12, Channel 13, Channel 14, and Kan 11 — consistently showed Bennett in steep decline and Eisenkot surging. The new poll suggests a potential stabilization or slight recovery for Bennett, though the full seat counts and margin of error have not yet been published.
- DevelopingChannel 13 poll: Eisenkot overtakes Bennett at 20 seats, Bennett 17, Netanyahu 22
- DevelopingChannel 13 poll: Netanyahu gains a seat, Bennett loses two more, Liberman rises
- DevelopingChannel 14 poll: Eisenkot surges to 20 seats, Bennett collapses to single digits
- DevelopingN12 poll: Coalition gains in new survey as Eisenkot widens lead over Bennett
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