A new Ma'ariv poll published Friday morning indicates the opposition bloc is approaching a 61-seat majority while the coalition remains stagnant, according to the poll's teaser. No further details on seat counts or methodology were provided in the initial report.
A Ma'ariv poll released Friday morning suggests the coalition is stuck in place while the opposition bloc approaches a 61-seat Knesset majority. The poll, which is based on a public survey, has not been published in full, and no breakdown of seat counts or methodology was provided in the initial report. The Zioneer has not independently verified the poll's findings.
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