Poll Indicates Netanyahu Decline and Einikhet Rise
A recent opinion poll showed a decline in the popularity of the ruling coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu, which now stands at 49 seats in the Knesset, while the opposition is gaining ground, potentially reaching 52 seats. This shift is attributed to the weakness of the Likud Party and the decline of small right-wing parties. The "Yesh Atid" party, led by Gideon Sa'ar, topped the results with 20 seats, surpassing Likud, which received 19 seats. The "Otegen" (Together) party maintained its presence with 14 seats, while the "Democrats" party increased to 10 seats. The results also indicate that voters prefer Gideon Sa'ar as a potential future prime minister, with 46% support, especially concerning the issue of drafting the Haredi ( ultra-Orthodox) community, an issue trusted by 49% of those surveyed. In contrast, only 27% trust Netanyahu's ability to resolve the crisis. The poll also revealed a decline in confidence regarding the integrity of the upcoming elections, with concerns about political interference, particularly among opposition supporters.
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