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A recent poll has shown that the Israeli opposition maintains its lead in the Knesset with 61 seats, enabling it to form a government, while Netanyahu's governing coalition remains at 49 seats and is struggling to reach a majority. The opposition's seats are distributed among parties such as "Yesh Atid" with 23 seats, "Together" led by Naftali Bennett with 15 seats, "Israel Beiteinu" with 10 seats, and "The Jewish Power" with 7 seats, reflecting a decline in Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud's popularity. This comes ahead of the elections scheduled for next October. The poll results come amid ongoing political and security tensions, with the opposition continuing to strengthen its position, while Netanyahu seeks to regain support through foreign visits and political campaigns.
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