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A new survey showed that the Israeli opposition camp, led by Gadi Eizenkot, is achieving a majority with 61 seats, enabling it to form an independent government without relying on Haredi and United Arab List parties, which have fallen to 50 seats. Meanwhile, Likud maintained its position with 22 seats. The survey also indicated that the joint list crossing the electoral threshold for the first time raised the total number of opposition parties to this figure, and it showed that the positions of some parties are changing under different merger scenarios. Additionally, the survey assessed the government's performance, which is viewed as not being good by 64%, and focused on Gadi Eizenkot’s conditions for participating in the government, including adherence to the principle of universal service and the abolition of Haredi exemptions.
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