Likud suffers heavy loss in polls

Recent opinion polls have shown a sharp decline in the popularity of the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu, with expectations that it will lose 12 seats in the upcoming Knesset elections. This would reduce its representation from 32 to 20 seats, marking its lowest level ever. The results also indicate a decline in public confidence in Netanyahu, with 38% favoring him compared to 52% for opposition candidate Gadi Eizenkot. The decline in Likud's representation continues amid the rising strength of opposition parties, such as Yesh Atid, which is expected to win 26 seats, while the remaining seats are distributed among opposition parties, religious parties, and Arab parties. This decline reflects a deterioration in public support for the party and a state of political uncertainty ahead of the elections on October 27.

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