The first poll of seats after the parties’ lists for the 24th Knesset elections will be published tonight (Friday) in News 13. The Likud is strengthening slightly and can be encouraged by the poll compared to other recent polls, as it continues to approach the possibility of forming a fifth government led by Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Likud wins 30 seats, Yesh Atid retains its place as the second largest party in Israel and wins 17 seats. A new hope led by Gideon Saar weakens and drops to 13 seats, while a right-wing led by Naftali Bennett wins only 11 seats.
The work led by Merav Michaeli wins 7 seats, as does the joint list that was separated from Ra’am and so does Shas. Torah Judaism with 6 seats, the religious Zionism of Bezalel Smutrich and Itamar Ben Gvir with 5 seats, and Yisrael Beiteinu also wins only 5 seats. Blue and white, Meretz and Ra’am win 4 seats and continue to struggle to raise their heads above the water and pass the blocking percentage.
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The picture of the blocs: The bloc of support for Prime Minister Netanyahu wins 48 seats, the “just not Bibi” bloc wins 57 seats, while the right and the upper echelons who did not declare their place in blocs equal 15 seats together. The government? ‘ 37% answered Benjamin Netanyahu, Lapid won 15%, Saar 13%, Bennett 10% and Gantz 5%. When asked ‘Who would you rather see as prime minister’, 22% answered that they would like to see Bennett, 20% answered They want Lapid and 19% want to see Saar as prime minister.
News 13 poll and Professor Camille Fox conducted today 5.2.2021. The survey included 702 respondents, 603 from the Jewish population and 99 from the Arab sector. The survey in the Internet panel was conducted by the sample project company under the direction of Dr. Ariel Ayalon. The survey in the Arab sector was conducted by the Stat-Net Research Institute under the direction of Yosef Maklada. The sampling error is 3.6%.