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Knesset in Crisis: Polls Highlight Fragmentation and Uncertainty
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A new poll published today (Friday) in the Maariv newspaper suggests that if the elections were held today, the Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu would strengthen and rise to 25. At the same time, Naftali Bennett's party would also strengthen by two seats and reach 24, close to the Likud. A party led by Gadi Eisenkot would weaken and fall to six seats. The most notable change in the poll is the exchange of places around the threshold: "Religious …
Knesset in Crisis: Polls Highlight Fragmentation and Uncertainty
News Recap The political crisis continues, with Shas and UTJ still outside the government. Sep 2: A brief third special session plenum was held as Knesset silence ended. Sep 3: Most committees resumed work, including a hearing on the Haredi Draft Bill in the Defense & Foreign Affairs Committee. Sep 4: Eisenkot called on Gantz to drop out if he remains below the electoral threshold in the polls. How It Played Out in the Polls Bennett remains th…
Likud and Bennett each gain two seats and maintain their power, but the differences between the blocs are widening in favor of the opposition following the collapse of the finance minister. The former Mossad head is changing the political map, but his intentions are not yet clear. Most Israelis favor a state commission of inquiry to examine October 7
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