Channel 12 poll: Eisenkot bloc one seat short of toppling Netanyahu coalition
Yashar, led by Gai Eisenkot, is the largest party, followed by Likud. Jewish parties opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are one short of winning a majority without the support of Arab parties
A recent Channel 12 poll reveals the Jewish parties opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are close to achieving a majority without collaborating with Arab parties, according to reports. The poll, conducted by the Midgam Institute and iPanel, projects 60 seats for these parties, one less than the number required for a majority.
The largest party in this bloc is Yashar, led by Gai Eisenkot, with 24 seats. Likud, Likud follows with 22 seats, while Naftali Bennett's Together party has 15 seats, the Democrats hold 11, and Yisrael Beiteinu has 10. United Torah Judaism and Otzma Yehudit each secure eight seats, while Shas gains seven. Hadash-Ta al and the United Arab List receive five seats each.
Despite the strong showing, Zionist Home, Balad, Kahol Lavan, and Yuli Edelstein's Unity party do not meet the electoral threshold.
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