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Joint List gains 8 seats, Arab MPs rise
The survey highlights an increase in Arab representation in the Knesset to 14 seats through the alliance of the joint Arab parties, compared to a decline in Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition to 47 seats, amidst a potential Israeli election. The results show that forming the tripartite United List and an alliance with Yuz Tzagalovich adds three seats to Arab representation compared to the baseline scenario. Yesh Atid Party, led by Gadi Eizenkot, is leading expectations with 22 seats, while the governing coalition drops to 47 seats, and the Zionist opposition grows stronger to 55 seats. The survey also indicates that the majority of Israelis support a solo attack on Iran in the event of an immediate threat, and that Eizenkot is the most likely candidate to become prime minister with an advantage of up to 11 percentage points over Netanyahu.
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