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An Israeli electoral poll indicates that opposition parties would win 62 seats in the Knesset if elections were held now, compared to 48 seats for the ruling coalition parties. The opposition list is led by the "Yesh Atid" and "Likud" parties, each with 22 seats, followed by the "Yamina" list led by Naftali Bennett with 16 seats. The results showed that 83% of opposition voters oppose the inclusion of the Shas and United Torah Judaism parties in the future government, while 70% of Arab voters support the inclusion of an Arab party in the government. Additionally, 55% of the public expressed a lack of confidence in the government's ability to make correct decisions until election day, while 38% believe the government is capable of doing so.
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