A new poll by The Jerusalem Post shows a coalition led by Opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot could reach a governing majority of 61 seats without Arab party support. The same survey finds Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition dropping by four seats to 47.
A new poll published by The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday evening shows that a coalition led by opposition MK Gadi Eisenkot could secure a governing majority of 61 Knesset seats without Arab party support. The same survey indicates that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's incumbent coalition has dropped by four seats to 47.
The findings point to a potential realignment in Israeli politics, where an opposition bloc may be able to form a government independently of the Arab parties. The Jerusalem Post did not disclose the poll's methodology or sample size.
- DevelopingMa'ariv poll: opposition bloc reaches 62 seats in a coalition without Netanyahu, Haredim, or Arabs
- DevelopingKan 11 poll: Eisenkot's party leads Likud 22-21, left-Arab bloc reaches 65 seats
- DevelopingN12 poll: Yashar leads with 25 seats, Likud drops to 21
- DevelopingChannel 13 poll: Eisenkot overtakes Bennett at 20 seats, Bennett 17, Netanyahu 22
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