Joint List Gets 7 Seats in Survey

The results of the Israeli election survey indicate that the voting outcomes have not yet determined who will form the next government, as no bloc has achieved the 61 seats needed for a majority in the Knesset. The survey projects that the opposition bloc will secure 55 seats, while the coalition and its allies will hold 49 seats, along with 12 seats for Arab parties and 4 seats for reserve and economic elements. The polls show that the "Yesh Atid" party, led by Gadi Eizenkot, is expected to win 22 seats, while Likud, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, is projected to earn 18 seats, with other parties ranging from 4 to 13 seats. Additionally, 47% of those polled believe that Eizenkot is the most deserving to become Prime Minister, compared to 39% who favor Netanyahu. Meanwhile, 48% of voters from opposition parties prefer that it be announced now that the largest party will take on the role, even though 34% think Netanyahu deserves it after the elections. About 62% of respondents express concern about Israel’s declining international standing, while 31% consider the issue to be untroubling, with opinions diverging between opposition voters and the right-wing coalition on this matter.

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