A new Maariv survey published Friday morning shows Likud gaining two seats to reach 22 mandates. The poll also indicates that the Bayit Tzioni party crosses the electoral threshold, while Shas falls behind United Torah Judaism in projected seat count.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The Maariv survey, published Friday, shows Likud at 22 seats, up two from the previous week's poll. Bayit Tzioni passes the 3.25% electoral threshold, while Shas falls behind United Torah Judaism. The results reflect ongoing volatility in Israeli polling, with multiple surveys over recent weeks showing varying support levels for the major parties.
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