According to a political analysis circulated Wednesday, internal talks within Bennett's 'Together' (ביחד) party suggest that only 6-8 of its current MKs will continue to the next Knesset, with the majority of the party's slate ending its political career. The report underscores the party's steep decline in recent polls.
The analysis, attributed to internal party talks, was reported Wednesday afternoon. It suggests that the party, which has seen a sharp decline in recent polls, would retain only a handful of its current MKs. The Zioneer has previously reported on the party's challenges, including an announcement on July 17 that only 759 activists joined in the past week, and a political commentator's assessment that Bennett faces a difficult choice between his alliance with Yair Lapid and political survival. The party's fate remains uncertain, with the next Knesset elections expected in the coming months.
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