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Survey Shows Israeli Opposition Holds 62 Seats, Coalition Has 48
A recent public opinion survey in Israel indicates that if Knesset elections were held now, the opposition parties would win 62 seats compared to 48 for the coalition parties, with 10 seats for Arab parties. The potential election results are divided between the “Yesh Atid” party led by Gadik Aznitz, and the Likud party led by Benjamin Netanyahu, with both securing 22 seats each, followed by the “Beyachad” list led by Naftali Bennett with 16 seats. It also shows that 83% of opposition voters oppose including Haredi parties in the future government, while 70% of Arab voters support including an Arab party in the government. Additionally, more than half of the public (55%) do not trust the government's ability to make correct decisions even before the elections.
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