Poll shows Netanyahu's coalition outlook
A poll conducted by the Israeli Broadcasting Authority has revealed that opposition parties are leading the ruling coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu, with 52 seats compared to 51 for the coalition, just 23 days before the scheduled elections on October 27. The Yesh Atid Party, headed by Gadi Eizenkot, remains the leading party with 23 seats, outperforming Netanyahu's Likud Party, which has secured 21 seats. The results also show an increase in the seats held by the Yamina Party, led by Naftali Bennett, now with 12, and the joint bloc of the Religious Zionism and Zehut parties, which together hold 6 seats. Meanwhile, the Otzma Yehudit party did not cross the electoral threshold. Notably, investigations have revealed that Netanyahu used military soldiers for prohibited campaign purposes, resulting in him being fined $9,000.
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