Pak Sahafat – The results of a poll in the occupied territories indicate a decline in the popularity of the Likud party affiliated with Benjamin Netanyahu, so that he will not be able to form a coalition if parliamentary elections are held.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, quoted by Arab 48, the results of a survey that was published yesterday in the occupied territories show that Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Zionist regime, will not be able to form a government coalition if new elections are held in the occupied territories today.
Based on the results of this survey, the coalition parties affiliated with Netanyahu and the extreme right currents will win 54 seats if the parliamentary elections are held. This means that they will not win the majority of seats in the parliament, which is 64 out of 120 seats.
In this survey, it is stated that the opposition parties can form a coalition consisting of 61 seats without needing the votes of Hizb al-Tjam al-Arabi, which holds the majority.
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The results of this poll, conducted by the Zionist TV channel 12 with the participation of 501 Zionists, show that the Likud party will win 28 seats (less than the seats in the November 2022 elections, which reached 32 seats), but it is still the largest party in the regime’s parliament.
Benny Gantz’s party, Netanyahu’s rival, will also win 26 seats by a very small margin; Meanwhile, Gantz’s party won 12 seats in the 2022 elections.
Gantz’s popularity seems to have increased in recent months against the Likud party and widespread criticism of Netanyahu’s cabinet’s plan to reform the judicial system.
Two weeks ago, the results of a survey conducted in the Zionist community indicated that Benny Gantz, the former Minister of War of the Zionist regime, was ahead of the current Prime Minister of this regime, Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to this poll conducted by the Zionist TV Channel 13, Netanyahu’s coalition will win 52 seats, the opposition will win 64 seats, and the Tayyibi and Odeh coalition will win 4 seats.