A new opinion poll in occupied Palestine shows that the parties of the current Zionist regime’s anti-prime minister are still likely to win a majority in parliament in the upcoming general elections.
With widespread protests and demonstrations against the actions and corruption of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, opinion polls point to the loss of a majority in Netanyahu’s coalition in the upcoming elections.
A new poll released by Israel’s Channel 13 television shows that the results of previous polls on the possibility of Netanyahu’s parties reaching a majority in the Knesset (Knesset) and gaining the required number of seats to form a cabinet coalition remain valid.
According to the Times of Israel, of course, this victory depends on all anti-Netanyahu parties forming a coalition to run in the elections and nominating a joint leader as the prime ministerial candidate; Which may not be easy to accomplish.
According to the poll, the Yashatid party, led by Yair Lapid, and the New Hope party, led by Gideon Saer, Netanyahu’s former ally, each won 16 seats, the Yamina party, led by Naftali Bennett, 10 seats, and the two extremist Jewish parties, a total of 16 seats.
The results of the study also showed that the Arab Joint List Party could win 10 seats in the new elections, the Labor Party 8 seats and the Israel Beitona party headed by Avigdor Lieberman 7 seats.
According to the Israel Times, if the New Hope parties, Yamina, Yashatid, Israel Beituna and Abi-White, form a coalition, they could reach a majority of 66 seats (more than the 60-seat quorum) and nominate an option for the Israeli presidency.
Earlier, a Panel Research poll commissioned by the Jerusalem Post and Maario newspapers showed that the Gantz-led Blue and White Party could not win a single seat in the regime’s parliament and would be removed from the Knesset.