Netanyahu Warns Likud Faces Election Defeat 'Unless Something Changes'
The poll gives the opposition bloc 57 seats and shows several new and small parties failing to clear the electoral threshold.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly told reporters in closed-door meetings that his party was losing ground and that they would lose the upcoming general election if the situation did not change.
Poll: Likud's decline continues, new right-wing party fails to cross threshold
According to the poll, the opposition party Yashar wins to 24 seats, and the Eisenkot-led bloc has 57 seats for the Jewish opposition, versus 48 seats for the coalition. The Arab parties jump to 15 seats after the Joint List merger
Occupied Jerusalem: An Israeli opinion poll, Wednesday, showed that the party named Gadi Eisenkot, led by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, had advanced to Likud, without giving the opposition camp a majority to form a government, while the representation of Arab parties had risen to 15 seats. This was the case in a survey conducted by the Hamdad Center in favour of the special Hebrew channel, which included 1407 participants with an error marg…
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