A new poll by Tactica Research and Media for Zeit shows Likud and Yesh Atid tied at 23 seats each for the first time as the largest parties. The coalition bloc stands at 50 seats, the opposition bloc at 60, according to the survey published Thursday.
A poll published Thursday by Tactica Research and Media for the Zeit newspaper shows Likud and Yesh Atid tied at 23 seats each — the first time the two parties have been level as the largest in the Knesset. The right-wing coalition bloc totals 50 seats, while the opposition bloc stands at 60. The survey marks a shift from recent polls, which showed Likud leading at 22-23 seats and Yesh Atid trailing at 16-17, as The Zioneer reported in a June 11 Channel 13 poll. Notably, the Arab-mandate parties are not specified, but their typical alignment with the opposition aligns with the gap. The poll's sample size and margin of error were not disclosed in the message.
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