A new i24 Direct Polls survey shows Likud leading with 29 seats, Yashar! at 21, and the coalition bloc at 59 seats, according to the poll published Monday evening. The opposition bloc, including Arab parties, stands at 61 seats.
A new i24 poll published Monday evening shows the coalition bloc at 59 seats, one seat shy of a majority. Likud leads with 29 seats, unchanged from the previous i24 poll from June 30, according to The Zioneer's prior coverage. Yashar! remains at 21 seats, while the Democrats hold 10. Shas and Yisrael Beiteinu each have 9 seats, Be'yachad and Otzma Yehudit have 8, and United Torah Judaism also has 8. Religious Zionism, led by Bezalel Smotrich, stands at 5 seats, as does Ra'am. The Joint List and Balad together hold 7 seats. The opposition bloc, including Arab parties, totals 61 seats, maintaining a narrow lead over the coalition. The poll reflects a slight improvement for the coalition from the previous i24 survey, which showed 58 coalition seats.
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