Maariv poll: Zionist opposition weakens to 59 seats
A Maariv poll published on Friday morning found that the bloc of Zionist opposition parties has lost one seat and now stands at 59 seats, while the Arab parties have collectively strengthened to 13 seats. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition bloc has 48 seats.
The poll’s projected distribution of seats is as follows: Yashar! 25, Likud 20, Together 15, The Democrats 10, Yisrael Beytenu 9, Otzma Yehudit 8, United Torah Judaism 8, the joint Hadash-Ta'al-Balad list 8, Shas 7, Amcha Yisrael led by Ofer Winter, 5, and Ra'am 5.
Below the electoral threshold are the Religious Zionist Party, Zionist Home, Blue and White, Unity led by Gilad Erdan, and the youth party led by Hadar Muchtar.
A Maariv poll released Friday indicates a weakening of the Zionist opposition bloc to 59 seats, a loss of one seat. Concurrently, Arab parties collectively gained strength, reaching 13 seats, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition bloc holds 48 seats. The poll projects Yashar! with 25 seats, Likud with 20, and Together with 15. Other parties include The Democrats (10), Yisrael Beytenu (9), Otzma Yehudit (8), United Torah Judaism (8), the joint Hadash-Ta'al-Balad list (8), Shas (7), Amcha Yisrael (5), and Ra'am (5). Several parties, including the Religious Zionist Party and Blue and White, fell below the electoral threshold.
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