Israeli poll: Smotrich exits Knesset, Eisenkot beats Netanyahu
A recent Israeli survey indicates a decline in the popularity of the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu and a rise in the stature of Gadi Eizenkot, who surpasses Netanyahu in support for the position of Prime Minister. Eizenkot receives 43% of the support compared to 34% for Netanyahu. The results show that the opposition party has an edge over the current coalition, winning 70 seats versus 50 for the coalition if elections were held today. The survey also reveals that forming a national unity government is favored by some respondents, but most voters from both sides oppose Eizenkot's presidency. Additionally, the landscape of alliances is shifting, with increasing support for the Yesh Atid party led by Gadi Eizenkot and a decline in the Likud Party, along with indications of the weakness of the Smotrich Party and its failure to surpass the electoral threshold.
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