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A poll published by the Israeli newspaper Maariv shows that the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu has declined to 18 seats, a drop of two seats from the previous poll. The governing coalition and the opposition are now tied at 51 seats each. Additionally, the seats held by Arab parties have increased by two, reaching a total of 14, while the seats held by leftist parties, such as Yahadut Hatorah and Amcha Israel, have risen, reflecting shifts in the parliamentary landscape. The results indicate that a majority of Israelis, approximately 55%, prefer forming a national unity government over holding new elections, especially if the results of the current elections remain uncertain. Gadi Eizenkot, leader of the Yesh Atid party, continues to rank ahead of Netanyahu as the preferred prime minister candidate, with 48% support compared to 41%.
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