Netanyahu's bloc loses more seats ahead of Israel's upcoming elections
A new poll has shown that the Israeli ruling coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu is experiencing a significant collapse, dropping to its lowest level ever with only 48 seats in the Knesset. Meanwhile, the opposition is expected to secure a comfortable majority exceeding 61 seats. The results confirmed that Netanyahu's main allied party, Likud, is tied with Yesh Atid at 22 seats. Arab parties have fallen to 10 seats, and the "Together" party has decreased to 16 seats. The Israel Beiteinu party continues to decline, now holding only 9 seats. Other parties like Shas and United Torah Judaism are also facing setbacks. These declines come ahead of the elections scheduled for October 27, with polls indicating that the opposition bloc could form a majority. This poses a threat to Netanyahu's continued rule and reflects deep divisions within the Israeli opposition parties.
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