A new Channel 12 poll by Amit Segal broadcast Monday evening shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party holding steady at 24 seats, one more than last week, while Likud under Prime Minister Netanyahu rises to 23 and Naftali Bennett's Together party falls to 15. The survey also finds that opposition voters would prefer forming a government with an Arab party if the anti-Netanyahu bloc falls short of 61 seats, according to the poll.
The latest Channel 12 poll by Amit Segal, broadcast Monday evening at 22:00, shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party leading with 24 seats, one more than last week, Likud rising to 23, and Naftali Bennett's Together party dropping to 15. The survey also found that opposition voters would prefer forming a government with an Arab party if the anti-Netanyahu bloc fails to reach 61 seats, according to the poll.
The poll follows the 21:55 N12 broadcast that reported identical seat counts for the top three parties — the current message adds the detail on coalition preferences. Over the past weeks, a series of polls have shown a rapid realignment in the opposition, with former IDF chief of staff Eisenkot overtaking former prime minister Bennett and narrowing the gap with Likud, as The Zioneer has reported. The pro-Netanyahu bloc and anti-Netanyahu bloc dynamics remain fluid, with the appearance of new parties slightly shifting the map.
The poll is based on a survey conducted by Channel 12; the full methodology and sample size were not disclosed in the broadcast.
4 developments
- DevelopingPoll: Eisenkot ties Netanyahu, Bennett loses another seat
- DevelopingChannel 13 poll: Bennett recovers, Eisenkot widens gap with Netanyahu, pro-Netanyahu bloc slips 2 seats
- StrongN12 poll: Eisenkot extends lead over Bennett to 5 seats, Likud rises to 24
- StrongEisenkot overtakes Netanyahu in seats, opens suitability gap in new N12 poll
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