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Poll: United 7 seats, Coalition 51, Opposition 53
Recent opinion polls in Israel indicate a narrowing gap between the seats expected to be won by opposition parties and those of the governing coalition, with projections suggesting the opposition may secure 53 seats compared to 51 for the coalition. Additionally, there are 12 seats allocated to Arab parties and 4 seats for the "Reserve and Economic List." The proposed election results include the "Yishar" party obtaining 21 seats, Likud 19 seats, and BeYachad 13 seats. It is also anticipated that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will receive 41% support, making him the frontrunner for the prime ministership, while 47% support Esa Gadi Eisenkot. The survey further reveals that 67% of Israelis, particularly among coalition and opposition supporters, fear the recurrence of a major attack comparable to a "Tsunami of Al-Aqsa," whereas 26% express no fear, and 7% are unsure.
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