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An Israeli poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party leading Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, with no majority for the opposition. Eisenkot's bloc is projected to win 57 seats compared to 48 for Netanyahu's coalition, while the 15 seats held by Arab parties could give them significant influence in forming a government.
Netanyahu's deep concern over Likud's defeat in the elections The Israeli Prime Minister and Likud Party Chairman recently stated in closed-door meetings that his party has lost 10 seats and does not know how it will regain them. "Benjamin Netanyahu" added at the Likud Party meeting: "According to the polls, Likud has lost 10 seats and I do not know how we will regain them."
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"We will lose the elections unless something changes," the Israeli prime minister says, adding that he believes his Likud party is in a worse position than the polls suggest, and admitting a loss of 10 seats. Netanyahu says in closed-door talks that his party will lose the upcoming parliamentary elections "unless something changes." According to the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation
"We will lose the elections unless something changes," the Israeli prime minister says, adding that he believes his Likud party is in a worse position than the polls suggest, and admitting a loss of 10 seats. Netanyahu says in closed-door talks that his party will lose the upcoming parliamentary elections "unless something changes." According to the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation
"We will lose the elections unless something changes," the Israeli prime minister says, adding that he believes his Likud party is in a worse position than the polls suggest, and admitting a loss of 10 seats. Netanyahu says in closed-door talks that his party will lose the upcoming parliamentary elections "unless something changes." According to the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation
Israeli election poll results announced; Netanyahu's rival leads The latest poll on the Israeli Channel 11 television indicates the continued decline of Benjamin Netanyahu's position against his political rivals; with the "Yashar" party led by Gadi Eisenkot coming in first with 24 seats, and the Likud led by Netanyahu coming in second with 22 seats. Read the full text in the link below... @Nournews_ir
Likud falls to its lowest level, Eisenkot surpasses Netanyahu. A poll conducted by the Lazar Institute and published in Maariv newspaper: Likud would win 20 seats in the Knesset, a loss of 12 seats from its current representation.
Likud falls to its lowest level, Eisenkot surpasses Netanyahu. A poll conducted by the Lazar Institute and published in Maariv newspaper: Likud would win 20 seats in the Knesset, a loss of 12 seats from its current representation.
Likud falls to its lowest level, Eisenkot surpasses Netanyahu. A poll conducted by the Lazar Institute and published in Maariv newspaper: Likud would win 20 seats in the Knesset, a loss of 12 seats from its current representation.
Eisenkot continues to lead Netanyahu in election polls According to the poll, if the elections were held today, the "Yashar!" party would take first place with 24 seats, which is an increase of one seat compared to the previous assessment. The Likud party is also in second place with 23 seats; at the same time, the opposition coalition with a total of 57 seats is still not able to win a majority in the Knesset (parliament) at this stage. When respondents were asked which party they would vote for if elections were held under the current circumstances, the "Yashar!" party came in first place with 24 seats. The Likud party took second place with 23 seats, and the official camp coalition came in third with 14 seats. Mizan on social networks @mizanplus
Eisenkot continues to lead Netanyahu in election polls According to the poll, if the elections were held today, the "Yashar!" party would take first place with 24 seats, which is an increase of one seat compared to the previous assessment. The Likud party is also in second place with 23 seats; at the same time, the opposition coalition with a total of 57 seats is still not able to win a majority in the Knesset (parliament) at this stage. When respondents were asked which party they would vote for if elections were held under the current circumstances, the "Yashar!" party came in first place with 24 seats. The Likud party took second place with 23 seats, and the official camp coalition came in third with 14 seats. Mizan on social networks @mizanplus
Eisenkot continues to lead Netanyahu in election polls According to the poll, if the elections were held today, the "Yashar!" party would take first place with 24 seats, which is an increase of one seat compared to the previous assessment. The Likud party is also in second place with 23 seats; at the same time, the opposition coalition with a total of 57 seats is still not able to win a majority in the Knesset (parliament) at this stage. When respondents were asked which party they would vote for if elections were held under the current circumstances, the "Yashar!" party came in first place with 24 seats. The Likud party took second place with 23 seats, and the official camp coalition came in third with 14 seats. Mizan on social networks @mizanplus
Zionist regime | Eisenkot is still in the lead According to the poll, if the elections were held today, the "Yashar!" party would take first place with 24 seats, which represents an increase of one seat compared to the previous assessment. The Likud party is also in second place with 23 seats. At the same time, the opposition coalition with a total of 57 seats is still unable to win a majority in the Knesset (parliament) at this stage. When asked which party they would vote for if elections were held under the current conditions, the poll participants said that the "Yashar!" party came in first place with 24 seats. The Likud party took second place with 23 seats, and the official camp coalition came in third with 14 seats. tasnimnews.ir/3675147
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Zionist regime | Eisenkot is still in the lead According to the poll, if the elections were held today, the "Yashar!" party would take first place with 24 seats, which represents an increase of one seat compared to the previous assessment. The Likud party is also in second place with 23 seats. At the same time, the opposition coalition with a total of 57 seats is still unable to win a majority in the Knesset (parliament) at this stage. When asked which party they would vote for if elections were held under the current conditions, the poll participants said that the "Yashar!" party came in first place with 24 seats. The Likud party took second place with 23 seats, and the official camp coalition came in third with 14 seats. tasnimnews.ir/3675147
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Zionist regime | Eisenkot is still in the lead According to the poll, if the elections were held today, the "Yashar!" party would take first place with 24 seats, which represents an increase of one seat compared to the previous assessment. The Likud party is also in second place with 23 seats. At the same time, the opposition coalition with a total of 57 seats is still unable to win a majority in the Knesset (parliament) at this stage. When asked which party they would vote for if elections were held under the current conditions, the poll participants said that the "Yashar!" party came in first place with 24 seats. The Likud party took second place with 23 seats, and the official camp coalition came in third with 14 seats. tasnimnews.ir/3675147
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Zionist regime | Eisenkot is still in the lead According to the poll, if the elections were held today, the "Yashar!" party would take first place with 24 seats, which represents an increase of one seat compared to the previous assessment. The Likud party is also in second place with 23 seats. At the same time, the opposition coalition with a total of 57 seats is still unable to win a majority in the Knesset (parliament) at this stage. When asked which party they would vote for if elections were held under the current conditions, the poll participants said that the "Yashar!" party came in first place with 24 seats. The Likud party took second place with 23 seats, and the official camp coalition came in third with 14 seats. tasnimnews.ir/3675147
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Netanyahu in second place; new list and internal party elections did not change Likud's position The results of the latest Kantar poll, which was broadcast on Channel 11 of the Israeli television, indicate that Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar party, continues to lead in the Knesset election race. According to this poll, if the Knesset elections were held today, the Yashar party, led by Eisenkot, would become the largest party in the Knesset by winning 24 seats. #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313
Netanyahu in second place; new list and internal party elections did not change Likud's position The results of the latest Kantar poll, which was broadcast on Channel 11 of the Israeli television, indicate that Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar party, continues to lead in the Knesset election race. According to this poll, if the Knesset elections were held today, the Yashar party, led by Eisenkot, would become the largest party in the Knesset by winning 24 seats. #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313
Netanyahu in second place; new list and internal party elections did not change Likud's position The results of the latest Kantar poll, which was broadcast on Channel 11 of the Israeli television, indicate that Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar party, continues to lead in the Knesset election race. According to this poll, if the Knesset elections were held today, the Yashar party, led by Eisenkot, would become the largest party in the Knesset by winning 24 seats. #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313
The new names joining the Likud list through the districts and the representation promises: Erez Tadmor won by a large margin in the Jerusalem, Yesha and Sheflera districts, with more than twice the votes of Shabtai Katash. In the coastal plain, Efi Naveh defeated Shai Galili, and in the Dan-Tel Aviv district, Shlomo Lerner received almost twice the votes of Dor Harlap. In the new woman slot, Keren Atias Boublil was chosen, who is intended for 34th place on the list. According to the current state of the Likud in the polls, which is around 23-25 seats, some of the new names are still outside the range of entering the Knesset.
The new names joining the Likud list through the districts and the representation promises: Erez Tadmor won by a large margin in the Jerusalem, Yesha and Sheflera districts, with more than twice the votes of Shabtai Katash. In the coastal plain, Efi Naveh defeated Shai Galili, and in the Dan-Tel Aviv district, Shlomo Lerner received almost twice the votes of Dor Harlap. In the new woman slot, Keren Atias Boublil was chosen, who is intended for 34th place on the list. According to the current state of the Likud in the polls, which is around 23-25 seats, some of the new names are still outside the range of entering the Knesset.
Israel: Likud party selects its candidates for the parliamentary elections amid declining popularity of Netanyahu
Likud is on the way to an extraordinary battle: 36 will fight for about 16 realistic seats | These are the names, head to head
Likud is on the way to an extraordinary battle: 36 will fight for about 16 realistic seats | These are the names, head to head
Amit Segal
News 12 Poll: If the elections were held today, the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Yesh Party led by Gadi Eisenkot would be the two largest parties in Israel with 23 seats each. For the Likud, this is an increase of one seat compared to the previous poll.
Amit Segal
News 12 Poll: If the elections were held today, the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Yesh Party led by Gadi Eisenkot would be the two largest parties in Israel with 23 seats each. For the Likud, this is an increase of one seat compared to the previous poll.
Amit Segal
News 12 Poll: If the elections were held today, the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Yesh Party led by Gadi Eisenkot would be the two largest parties in Israel with 23 seats each. For the Likud, this is an increase of one seat compared to the previous poll.
Amit Segal
News 12 Poll: If the elections were held today, the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Yesh Party led by Gadi Eisenkot would be the two largest parties in Israel with 23 seats each. For the Likud, this is an increase of one seat compared to the previous poll.
Amit Segal
News 12 Poll: If the elections were held today, the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Yesh Party led by Gadi Eisenkot would be the two largest parties in Israel with 23 seats each. For the Likud, this is an increase of one seat compared to the previous poll.
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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.
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