A new poll by Channel 14 finds that 70% of opposition voters prefer forming a government with Arab parties, while 23% prefer a coalition with Likud and only 7% with the Haredi parties, according to the channel.
A new poll published by Channel 14 on Sunday evening found that 70% of opposition voters expressed a preference for forming a coalition with Arab parties, compared to 23% who prefer a coalition with Likud and only 7% who prefer a coalition with the Haredi parties. The survey adds to a series of recent polls on Israeli political alignments. As The Zioneer has previously reported, earlier polls from Ma'ariv and Channel 14's 'Patriots' program have shown varying coalition preferences among different voter blocs. The poll was reported by the channel on Sunday night.
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