Opposition approaches majority with 60 seats

A recent poll indicates that the Israeli opposition is nearing the majority in the Knesset, having secured 60 seats compared to 49 for the coalition and 11 for the Arab lists, which threatens the continuity of the current government. The survey also shows that former army chief Yossi Eisenkot leads the Likud party with 26 seats versus 23, reflecting an increasing opposition influence. Additionally, about 50% of Israelis expressed concerns about the losing side not accepting the election results, amid a tense political atmosphere fueled by recent field reports, events in Gaza, shootings, and violations in the region.

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