A political analysis circulated Monday claims the Israeli coalition has lost its Knesset majority, with United Torah Judaism's seven MKs and Avi Maoz leaving the coalition, reducing it to 60 seats — a bare majority. The report is hedged as 'apparent' and 'assuming it's not a spin,' leaving room for uncertainty.
The claim, if confirmed, would leave the coalition with a bare majority of 60 seats, making it highly dependent on the opposition or external support. The message itself acknowledges the possibility of a 'spin,' suggesting the report should be treated with caution. No official confirmation has been issued.
- DevelopingNew poll: Israeli coalition falls to 48 seats
- StrongMa'ariv poll: opposition bloc can form 61-seat Zionist coalition without Haredim or Arabs
- DevelopingMa'ariv poll: opposition bloc reaches 62 seats in a coalition without Netanyahu, Haredim, or Arabs
- Developingi24NEWS poll: Coalition at 58 seats, opposition at 49, several parties below threshold
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