A new Channel 12/N12 poll broadcast Monday evening shows opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot's party surging to 24 seats, overtaking Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party which stands at 23, according to the survey by Amit Segal.
A new Channel 12/N12 poll by Amit Segal, broadcast Monday evening, shows opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot's party surging to 24 seats, one ahead of Likud at 23. The survey marks the latest in a series of polls showing Eisenkot's rising support, as The Zioneer has reported in recent weeks. In previous polls, Eisenkot has overtaken Naftali Bennett and closed the gap with Likud, and now leads the prime minister's party for the first time in this poll series. The coalition bloc remains at 50 seats, with the opposition bloc (excluding Arab parties) at 59, according to the survey. The findings reflect a continued realignment in Israeli politics, with Eisenkot consolidating support as a centrist alternative.
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