A new Israel Hayom poll by Dudi Hassid gives the Tropper-led opposition 58 seats, the coalition 51, and the Arab parties 11, according to the survey published Thursday. The figures point to a narrow path to a governing majority.
A fresh Israel Hayom survey by pollster Dudi Hassid shows the Tropper-led opposition bloc at 58 Knesset seats, the coalition at 51, and the Arab parties at 11, a report published Thursday afternoon indicates. The combined opposition and Arab totals would exceed a 61-seat governing majority.
The results continue a trend in recent Israel Hayom polls: the previous survey gave the opposition 56 seats and the coalition 53, with the Tropper-Hendel party hovering around the electoral threshold. This new snapshot widens the opposition's lead as the Knesset campaign period approaches.
The poll is a single-source report, and figures are as published by the survey's sponsors.
2 developments
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- DevelopingNew i24 poll: Likud leads with 27 seats, Eisenkot at 20, Bennett and Lapid tie at 11
Source and signal
- Open-source intake