A new N12 (Channel 12) poll shows Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot tied in the personal suitability match-up for prime minister, while the party led by MKs Yoaz Hendel and Zvi Hauser (the Tropper-Hendel party) crosses the electoral threshold, according to the survey published Monday evening.
A new N12 (Channel 12) poll published Monday evening marks a shift in the Israeli political landscape. The survey found Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot locked in a tie on the question of who is most suitable to serve as prime minister. This comes after several recent polls showed Eisenkot leading Netanyahu on this metric. The same poll also shows the Tropper-Hendel party — led by MKs Yoaz Hendel and Zvi Hauser — crossing the electoral threshold, a reversal from recent surveys that had placed the party below the 3.25% threshold. The poll was conducted by the N12 brand and reported by its chief political analyst Amit Segal. The exact seat projections and sample sizes were not provided in the initial report.
2 developments
- Developingi24NEWS poll: Gantz and Tropper below electoral threshold, Eisenkot surges to 21 seats
- DevelopingIsrael Hayom poll: Tropper crosses threshold with 4 seats, Bennett drops to 14
- DevelopingChannel 13 poll: Anti-Netanyahu bloc reaches 61 seats for first time, Tropper-Hendel passes threshold
- DevelopingN12 poll shows Gantz-Smakhi-Hendel bloc adds momentum, clears threshold as coalition talks loom
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