Netanyahu's chances diminish as Zionist opposition nears 61 seats
A new survey in Israel indicates ongoing political stalemate, with Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition currently holding 49 seats compared to 57 seats for opposition parties. This total could rise to 61 seats if the "Jewish Home – Reservists Fighters" party joins the coalition. The "Yesh Atid" party leads the scene with 23 seats, followed by Likud with 22, then the "Yahad" party with 15 seats, while other parties, including Arab parties, maintain around 10 seats. Regarding public opinion, 55% oppose the United List's participation in a future government, while 43% believe Naftali Bennett and Gadi Eizenkot surpass Netanyahu in terms of suitability to lead the government. The Israeli public leans more toward placing Eizenkot in this role, as opposed to favoring Netanyahu's nomination of Lieberman.
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