Netanyahu bloc leads by one seat

The results of the Israeli election poll showed that the coalition of the Yuez Hindel Party and Professor Yaron Zelekha successfully surpassed the threshold, securing 4 seats. This adds to the political landscape and complicates the formation of the government. As a result, Netanyahu's bloc's strength rises to 56 seats, counting the party's seats, but it still needs an additional 5 seats to reach a majority. Conversely, the Izzat Koach bloc's strength reaches 55 seats with the new seats added, and it requires the support of the United Arab List to surpass the 61-seat threshold. The poll also indicates a decline in the support for parties like Yesh Atid and Meretz, while parties such as R'AM and Religious Zionism, which united in a technical bloc, are gaining ground. This reflects a state of instability in the Israeli electoral scene. Additionally, the survey showed that Netanyahu has strengthened his lead over Bennett in the measure of eligibility for the Prime Minister's position, while Gadi Yatznikot leads both of them. An assessment was conducted of his performance during Hamas's attack on October 7, with 62% of participants considering his performance to be poor, highlighting the challenges facing the Prime Minister in the upcoming elections.

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