Poll Shows Netanyahu's Drop from Eisenkot
Benjamin Netanyahu's prospects have diminished compared to his rival Gadi Eizenkot in the Israeli election poll, with his bloc's seats declining to 51, down from 55 for the opposition. The survey also showed that 44% prefer Eizenkot as Prime Minister, compared to 33% for Netanyahu, although neither side currently has a majority to form a government on their own. In terms of parties, the "Yesh Atid" party led by Eizenkot topped the list with 23 seats, while Netanyahu's Likud party received 19 seats. The "Ma'av" party, with growing influence, secured 15 seats. The election results appear inconclusive, as the opposition coalition is stronger with 69 seats, whereas Netanyahu's party controls only 51 seats.
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