Walla! NEWS and the Panels Politics Institute published today (Wednesday) indicate that there are six lists below the blocking percentage, including the parties of Ganz and Huldai. The survey was conducted under the direction of Menachem Lazar, among 510 respondents in an online panel, which constitutes a representative sample of the Israeli population. Its maximum sampling error is 4.4%.
Among the right – wing parties, the religious Zionism of Bezalel Smutrich Receives only 2% of the vote, while Jewish Power is headed by Itamar Ben GvirIn combination with the Noam party, they will receive 2.2% of the votes. The Jewish House, led by Hagit Moshe, receives only 0.4% of the votes.
On the left, while the Labor Party is at the helm Merav Michaeli Continues to strengthen and reaches six seats, blue and white and the Israelis led by Ron Huldai fall below the blocking percentage. Meretz, with five seats.
If the election had taken place today, according to the poll, blue and white would have received only 1.9% of the vote while Huldai 0.9%. Yaron Zelicha’s economic party is also very far from the threshold and receives 0.8% of the vote. In other polls, however, it is approaching the blocking percentage.
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The Likud party remains out with 31 seats, followed by a gap, the Yesh Atid party led by Yair Lapid, with 18 seats. Gideon Saar’s party is down, with only 15 seats. Right, led by Naftali Bennett, with 12 seats, the joint list with ten seats, and Shas and Torah Judaism with eight seats. Yisrael Beiteinu also remains fairly stable with seven seats.
Based on the survey data, the right-wing bloc, which includes the Likud, the ultra-Orthodox factions and the right, stands at 59 seats, a distance of two seats from the 61st threshold for the formation of a government. The “only not Bibi” bloc, which includes Yesh Atid, New Hope, the joint list, Yisrael Beiteinu, the Labor Party and Meretz, stands at 61 seats.
Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Health Fund in Beit Shemesh (Photo: Eli Dassah)A separate question in the survey, which examined a scenario of a joint run of the Labor Party with Huldai and Ofer Shelach under the leadership of Merav Michaeli, shows that An expanded Labor Party will reach ten seats, An increase of four seats compared to the current situation.
Another question in the survey related to satisfaction with the government’s conduct regarding corona enforcement in the ultra-Orthodox sector: 80% of respondents said they were dissatisfied with the government’s conduct, and only 16% said they were satisfied. Also among the ultra-Orthodox population, according to the survey, there is dissatisfaction with the conduct of the government: 53% of the respondents answered that they are not satisfied, and only 37% said they are satisfied. 10% said they have no opinion on the matter.
In response to the survey, Jewish Power stated: “Religious Zionism 2%, the Jewish House 0.4%. Together we will reach more than five seats and separately, the left will come to power. Bezalel and Hagit, let’s sit with Noam in one room and not leave until we bring a line to the public and avoid the formation of a left-wing government.“.