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With one month to go until the Israeli general election, the opposition led by Netanyahu's political rivals is gaining momentum. Opinion polls predict a significant decrease in the number of seats the ruling party will win. However, Netanyahu is skilled at coalition negotiations, and it is said that even if he loses the position of the largest party, he may still be able to form a government.
With one month to go until the Israeli general election, the opposition led by Netanyahu's political rivals is gaining momentum. Opinion polls predict a significant decrease in the number of seats the ruling party will win. However, Netanyahu is skilled at coalition negotiations, and it is said that even if he loses the position of the largest party, he may still be able to form a government.
With one month to go until the Israeli general election, the opposition led by Netanyahu's political rivals is gaining momentum. Opinion polls predict a significant decrease in the number of seats the ruling party will win. However, Netanyahu is skilled at coalition negotiations, and it is said that even if he loses the position of the largest party, he may still be able to form a government.
With one month to go until the Israeli general election, the opposition led by Netanyahu's political rivals is gaining momentum. Opinion polls predict a significant decrease in the number of seats the ruling party will win. However, Netanyahu is skilled at coalition negotiations, and it is said that even if he loses the position of the largest party, he may still be able to form a government.
Netanyahu's camp drops to 49 seats compared to 55 for the opposition. An Israeli poll by the Maariv newspaper: Yesh Atid Eisenkot's party continues to lead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Netanyahu's Likud party if Knesset elections were held today. 47% of Israelis prefer Eisenkot for prime minister, compared to 39% for Netanyahu, and 14% are undecided. Netanyahu's bloc drops to 49 seats, while the opposition rises to 55, up from 50 to 54 last week.
Netanyahu's camp drops to 49 seats compared to 55 for the opposition. An Israeli poll by the Maariv newspaper: Yesh Atid Eisenkot's party continues to lead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Netanyahu's Likud party if Knesset elections were held today. 47% of Israelis prefer Eisenkot for prime minister, compared to 39% for Netanyahu, and 14% are undecided. Netanyahu's bloc drops to 49 seats, while the opposition rises to 55, up from 50 to 54 last week.
Netanyahu's camp drops to 49 seats compared to 55 for the opposition. An Israeli poll by the Maariv newspaper: Yesh Atid Eisenkot's party continues to lead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Netanyahu's Likud party if Knesset elections were held today. 47% of Israelis prefer Eisenkot for prime minister, compared to 39% for Netanyahu, and 14% are undecided. Netanyahu's bloc drops to 49 seats, while the opposition rises to 55, up from 50 to 54 last week.
Netanyahu's camp drops to 49 seats compared to 55 for the opposition. An Israeli poll by the Maariv newspaper: Yesh Atid Eisenkot's party continues to lead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Netanyahu's Likud party if Knesset elections were held today. 47% of Israelis prefer Eisenkot for prime minister, compared to 39% for Netanyahu, and 14% are undecided. Netanyahu's bloc drops to 49 seats, while the opposition rises to 55, up from 50 to 54 last week.
An Israeli poll shows the Yesh Atid party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, ahead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties.
An Israeli poll shows the Yesh Atid party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, ahead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties.
An Israeli poll shows the Yesh Atid party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, ahead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties.
An Israeli poll shows the Yesh Atid party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, ahead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties.
An Israeli poll shows the Yesh Atid party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, ahead with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties.
Poll: Opposition bloc leads Netanyahu's coalition with 54 seats to 50 According to the poll results, neither bloc has the 61-seat majority needed to form a government, while Arab parties win 12 seats. Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party becomes the largest with 23 seats, ahead of Netanyahu's Likud, which wins 20 seats. Arab parties win 12 seats, including 7 for the Joint List and 5 for the United Arab List. Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in preferences for prime minister, 41% to 38%. The poll was conducted by Israel's Channel 12 in coordination with the Sample Research and Consulting Institute, and included 2,498 people with a margin of error of 4.4%. Percent The poll comes ahead of the Israeli general elections scheduled for October 27, in which 38 lists have registered to contest the elections.
Israeli Channel 12 poll: Opposition would win 54 seats compared to 50 for Netanyahu's bloc if elections were held today Neither bloc has the 61-seat majority needed to form the next government Gadi Eisenkot's Yesh Atid party leads with 23 seats, ahead of Netanyahu's Likud Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in preferences for prime minister, 41% to 38% Arab parties would win 12 seats, divided between the Joint List with 7 seats and the United Arab List with 5 seats The poll comes weeks before the Israeli general elections scheduled for October 27
Israeli Channel 12 poll: Opposition would win 54 seats compared to 50 for Netanyahu's bloc if elections were held today Neither bloc has the 61-seat majority needed to form the next government Gadi Eisenkot's Yesh Atid party leads with 23 seats, ahead of Netanyahu's Likud Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in preferences for prime minister, 41% to 38% Arab parties would win 12 seats, divided between the Joint List with 7 seats and the United Arab List with 5 seats The poll comes weeks before the Israeli general elections scheduled for October 27
Israeli Channel 12 poll: Opposition would win 54 seats compared to 50 for Netanyahu's bloc if elections were held today Neither bloc has the 61-seat majority needed to form the next government Gadi Eisenkot's Yesh Atid party leads with 23 seats, ahead of Netanyahu's Likud Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in preferences for prime minister, 41% to 38% Arab parties would win 12 seats, divided between the Joint List with 7 seats and the United Arab List with 5 seats The poll comes weeks before the Israeli general elections scheduled for October 27
Netanyahu's Likud party is blocking an initiative to facilitate Israeli citizens abroad to come to the country and vote before the October 27 elections. In a petition submitted to the Central Election Commission, Likud stated that those participating in the travel arrangements run by the AID Coalition (American-Israeli Democracy Coalition) would largely vote for opposition parties. According to recent opinion polls, Netanyahu's Likud party is experiencing a sharp decline. ➔ According to some polls published in the Israeli press, if elections were held today, Likud would be able to win 18 seats.
Netanyahu's Likud party is blocking an initiative to facilitate Israeli citizens abroad to come to the country and vote before the October 27 elections. In a petition submitted to the Central Election Commission, Likud stated that those participating in the travel arrangements run by the AID Coalition (American-Israeli Democracy Coalition) would largely vote for opposition parties. According to recent opinion polls, Netanyahu's Likud party is experiencing a sharp decline. ➔ According to some polls published in the Israeli press, if elections were held today, Likud would be able to win 18 seats.
Netanyahu's Likud party is blocking an initiative to facilitate Israeli citizens abroad to come to the country and vote before the October 27 elections. In a petition submitted to the Central Election Commission, Likud stated that those participating in the travel arrangements run by the AID Coalition (American-Israeli Democracy Coalition) would largely vote for opposition parties. According to recent opinion polls, Netanyahu's Likud party is experiencing a sharp decline. ➔ According to some polls published in the Israeli press, if elections were held today, Likud would be able to win 18 seats.
Netanyahu's Likud party is blocking an initiative to facilitate Israeli citizens abroad to come to the country and vote before the October 27 elections. In a petition submitted to the Central Election Commission, Likud stated that those participating in the travel arrangements run by the AID Coalition (American-Israeli Democracy Coalition) would largely vote for opposition parties. According to recent opinion polls, Netanyahu's Likud party is experiencing a sharp decline. ➔ According to some polls published in the Israeli press, if elections were held today, Likud would be able to win 18 seats.
Israel votes in just over a month. • • Likud (dark blue) has just been overtaken in the polls by an entirely new party, Yashar (straight/truthful - light blue), founded by former IDF Chief of the General Staff Gadi Eisenkot, who has recently become the major challenger to Netanyahu.
Israel votes in just over a month. • • Likud (dark blue) has just been overtaken in the polls by an entirely new party, Yashar (straight/truthful - light blue), founded by former IDF Chief of the General Staff Gadi Eisenkot, who has recently become the major challenger to Netanyahu.
Israel votes in just over a month. • • Likud has just been overtaken in the polls by an entirely new party, Yashar (straight/truthful), founded by former IDF Chief of the General Staff Gadi Eisenkot, who has recently become the major challenger to Netanyahu.
Netanyahu sets record for vote drop in Israeli elections The latest poll by the Ma'ariv newspaper has shown signs of crisis in the Likud party, and according to it, the number of seats in this party is estimated to be 18 seats, while in the last Knesset, Likud had won the title of the ruling party with 32 seats. According to this poll, Netanyahu's coalition has won 50 seats. In the current situation, Netanyahu is 11 seats away from victory, and winning this number of seats seems unlikely in the 6 weeks until the elections. Unless a larger event affects the elections. According to the results of this poll, the parties critical of Netanyahu, excluding the Arab parties, have taken 58 seats and in the current situation, they are only three seats away from victory. @YjcNewsChannel
Netanyahu sets record for vote drop in Israeli elections The latest poll by the Ma'ariv newspaper has shown signs of crisis in the Likud party, and according to it, the number of seats in this party is estimated to be 18 seats, while in the last Knesset, Likud had won the title of the ruling party with 32 seats. According to this poll, Netanyahu's coalition has won 50 seats. In the current situation, Netanyahu is 11 seats away from victory, and winning this number of seats seems unlikely in the 6 weeks until the elections. Unless a larger event affects the elections. According to the results of this poll, the parties critical of Netanyahu, excluding the Arab parties, have taken 58 seats and in the current situation, they are only three seats away from victory. @YjcNewsChannel
Netanyahu sets record for vote drop in Israeli elections The latest poll by the Ma'ariv newspaper has shown signs of crisis in the Likud party, and according to it, the number of seats in this party is estimated to be 18 seats, while in the last Knesset, Likud had won the title of the ruling party with 32 seats. According to this poll, Netanyahu's coalition has won 50 seats. In the current situation, Netanyahu is 11 seats away from victory, and winning this number of seats seems unlikely in the 6 weeks until the elections. Unless a larger event affects the elections. According to the results of this poll, the parties critical of Netanyahu, excluding the Arab parties, have taken 58 seats and in the current situation, they are only three seats away from victory. @YjcNewsChannel
Netanyahu sets record for vote drop in Israeli elections The latest poll by the Ma'ariv newspaper has shown signs of crisis in the Likud party, and according to it, the number of seats in this party is estimated to be 18 seats, while in the last Knesset, Likud had won the title of the ruling party with 32 seats. According to this poll, Netanyahu's coalition has won 50 seats. In the current situation, Netanyahu is 11 seats away from victory, and winning this number of seats seems unlikely in the 6 weeks until the elections. Unless a larger event affects the elections. According to the results of this poll, the parties critical of Netanyahu, excluding the Arab parties, have taken 58 seats and in the current situation, they are only three seats away from victory. @YjcNewsChannel
New Israeli election poll; Netanyahu records record drop in votes Recent poll results show the dire situation of the Likud party, with the number of seats held by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu almost halved compared to the last Knesset term.
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New Israeli election poll; Netanyahu records record drop in votes Recent poll results show the dire situation of the Likud party, with the number of seats held by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu almost halved compared to the last Knesset term.
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Legislative elections are expected to be held in Israel on October 27, 2026.
This market will resolve according to the number of seats won by the Likud party in the Israeli Knesset as a result of this election.
If the Likud party contests this election as part of a joint candidate list with one or more parties, all seats won by the joint candidate list will be counted. If the Likud party merges with another party prior to the election, all seats won by the resultant merged party, or any joint candidate list through which it contests the election, will be counted.
If the results of this election are not definitively known by October 31, 2027, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to the lowest range bracket.
This market's resolution will be based solely on the number of seats won by the Likud party in this election.
This market will resolve based on the election results, as indicated by a consensus of credible reporting. If there is ambiguity, this market will resolve based solely on the official results as reported by Israel’s Central Election Committee (Va'adet HaBehirot HaMerkazit) (https://www.gov.il/en/departments/central-elections-committee/govil-landing-page).