Israeli polls: Eizenkot ahead of Netanyahu
The article discusses the results of four Israeli electoral polls, which reveal significant variation and close competition between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp and the opposition led by Gadi Eizenkot, ahead of the October 27 elections. The data indicate that the opposition camp ranges between 50 and 54 seats out of 120, while Netanyahu's camp secures around 49 to 53 seats. There is also potential for small Arab parties to influence the government formation, with an estimated 13.75 seats. The findings show that neither side guarantees a majority, raising the possibility of an ongoing competitive stalemate without a clear winner.
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