A new Channel 14 poll published Monday evening projects Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party at 32 Knesset seats, Gadi Eisenkot at 24, and Naftali Bennett at 7, according to the survey.
The new Channel 14 survey, broadcast Monday evening at 21:19 Jerusalem, projects 32 Knesset seats for Benjamin Netanyahu's party, 24 for Gadi Eisenkot's party, and 7 for Naftali Bennett's party.
The poll marks one of the strongest showings for Netanyahu in any survey this year. Earlier polling covered by The Zioneer this summer showed Likud in the low to mid-20s. A Channel 14 poll published on June 18 gave Eisenkot 20 seats and Bennett single digits. An N12 survey from June 11 showed Eisenkot and Bennett tied at 20 each, with Likud at 22. A more recent Channel 14 survey on August 18 projected Bennett at 6 seats and the right-wing bloc at 63 mandates.
Bennett's projected 7 seats represent a continued decline from his earlier double-digit standing, while Eisenkot remains stable in the low 20s. The data, based on a single survey, reflects a point-in-time measurement and should be viewed alongside other polls for a fuller picture.
As The Zioneer has reported throughout the summer, the Israeli political landscape has seen significant volatility, with opposition leadership shifting between Bennett and Eisenkot while Netanyahu's position has fluctuated. This latest survey suggests a consolidation toward Likud and a further weakening of Bennett's electoral base.
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