Poll Shows Netanyahu's Likud Suffering 'Historic Collapse' Ahead of Israeli Election
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Party falls to 19 seats, its lowest level since May 2025, according to new survey published by Maariv newspaper
According to a poll conducted by the Israeli newspaper Maariv, following the submission of candidate lists, the Yashar Party, led by former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, emerged as the largest party with 25 seats, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party fell to its lowest level since May last year, dropping to 19 seats.
According to the Maariv newspaper poll, Eisenkot's Yashar Party came in first place with 25 deputies, while Netanyahu's Likud Party fell to 19 deputies.
Israel: According to the survey, if elections had been held for the Knesset today, the Yashar Eisenkota party would have received 25 mandates and retained the first place, while Likud Netanyagu would have dropped to 19.
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