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Israeli poll shifts the balance
A poll conducted by the Israeli newspaper "Ma'ariv" in cooperation with the "Lazar Research Institute" revealed that the Likud Party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, increased its strength by one seat, resulting in a tie with the Zionist opposition camp, with each securing 52 seats. The "Yesh Atid" party, led by Gadi Yatznikot, received 21 seats, while Likud came in second with 20 seats, indicating a slight decline in morale for Netanyahu's opposition camp. The survey also showed that Arab parties maintained their combined strength, securing support for 12 seats. Additionally, there were minor changes in the rankings of some parties, with the current political balance in Israel remaining largely unchanged.
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