Netanyahu’s coalition gains support as opposition drops
A new Israeli opinion poll shows a boost in support for the ruling coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu, which secured 51 seats. Meanwhile, the opposition has declined to 57 seats, and Palestinian parties within the occupation hold 12 seats. The results also reveal a gap in public preference for leadership candidates for the position of Prime Minister, with greater support for Eisenkot at 48% compared to 39% for Netanyahu. The survey indicates Israeli concerns about the potential for a future war with Iran, driven by economic and security repercussions. It also shows a decrease in the likelihood of forming an alternative government without involving another party, along with rising fears of some parties failing to surpass the electoral threshold.
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