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Netanyahu's prospects fall as Zionist bloc nears 61 seats
Results from a public opinion poll in Israel indicate a continued deadlock in the parliamentary balance of power. Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition remains at 49 seats, while opposition parties hold 57 seats, increasing to 61 with the addition of the "Habayit Hayehudi – Reservists Fighters" party. The Yesh Atid party, led by Gadi Eizenkot, tops the list with 23 seats, followed by Likud with 22 seats, then the "Yahad" party led by Naftali Bennett with 15 seats. The strong opposition and the two Arab lists, "The Joint List" and "The United Arab List," together hold 10 seats, with a majority of Israelis rejecting the idea of The United Arab List participating in the future government coalition. On the leadership level, Naftali Bennett remains slightly ahead of Netanyahu in the candidate preferred for prime minister, but Gadi Eizenkot leads him by a larger margin. The results also showed that the majority of Israelis oppose the Gaza Strip roadmap, yet Netanyahu remains the most likely to assume the office of prime minister despite the ongoing political deadlock.
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