The fourth election campaign has begun: A poll of seats published tonight (Tuesday) in News 12 places the Likud as the largest party with a slight strengthening that brings it to 28 seats, while a new Tikva party of Gideon Saar Is in second place with 18 seats. Saar even narrows the gap in line with Prime Minister Mol Benjamin Netanyahu, When according to a survey here 11 only three percent separate them.
Yesh Atid-Telam maintains relative stability with 16 seats, while the right drops to only 13 seats. The joint list is stable with 11 seats, Shas and Torah Judaism with 8 seats each, Yisrael Beiteinu with 7 seats, Meretz with 5 Seats and blue and white also scratches the blocking percentage with only 5 seats.
The survey also examined how the seats are divided in the case of the mayor of Tel Aviv Ron Huldai Runs at the head of a party, and in that case a new Saar party of hope drops to 16 seats, there is a future that also drops to 14 seats, Huldai himself gets 6 seats and Blue and White loses another seat with only 4 seats.
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According to a poll here 11, the Likud is strengthening to 28 seats and so is a new hope that receives according to this poll 20 seats. The right continues to weaken – only 15 seats and there is a future that also drops to 13 seats.
The joint list is stable with 11 seats, so is Shas with 8 seats, Torah Judaism with 7 seats and blue and white continues to fall and approaches the blocking percentage with only 6 seats. Yisrael Beiteinu also has 6 seats, Meretz 6 seats and the rest did not pass the blocking percentage. .
The map of the blocs according to poll 11 does not allow either side to form a government, with the Netanyahu coalition standing at 58 seats and the Saar coalition standing at 60 seats.
Survey 11 (Photo: None)On the question of suitability for prime minister, Saar jumps in the percentage of suitability with 36% against 39% for Netanyahu – a difference of only three points. Also in the News 12 poll, Saar is the leading candidate for prime minister after Netanyahu, receiving 33% support compared to 16% for Saar, 12% for Lapid, 8% for Bennett and only 4% for Bnei Gantz.