Poll raises Netanyahu's election prospects

The article discusses the results of a poll in Israel indicating that the chances of Benjamin Netanyahu winning the upcoming elections are equal to those of his rival, General Gadi Eisenkot, with both commanding 53 seats out of 120. This makes forming a government difficult unless it is through an alliance with Arab parties or the disintegration of existing political blocs. It also highlights that Netanyahu is focused on urging the far-right, led by Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, to unite their ranks, while Ben-Gvir himself is pushing a plan to deport approximately two million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip over seven years as part of his election campaign, aiming to forcibly resettle Gaza's population. The results suggest that politics and the elections will depend heavily on alliances and political agreements, with security and political challenges expected to remain the main focus after the voting.

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