A new Channel 13 survey published Wednesday evening shows MK Gadi Eisenkot's party reaching 26 seats, the highest showing for the opposition leader. Likud strengthened to 23 seats, while Naftali Bennett's party rose marginally to 13. The Tropper-Hendel faction, Moshe Erdan's list, and Benny Gantz's party all fall below the electoral threshold. The opposition bloc totals 59 seats, against the coalition's 51, according to the poll by Moriah Asraf and Doron Kadosh.
The latest Channel 13 survey marks a significant realignment in the opposition. Eisenkot's 26-seat performance puts him well ahead of other opposition figures. Likud's strengthening to 23 seats shows the coalition retaining its base despite the opposition's gains. Bennett's party, at 13 seats, remains below its earlier polling peaks. The fact that three opposition parties fall below the threshold suggests further concentration of support around Eisenkot. The overall bloc numbers indicate a 59-51 advantage for the opposition, but the coalition still commands 51 seats, keeping it within striking distance of a majority with potential allied parties.
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