Israeli elections mandate poll rightward shift
4 sources · updated 1 day ago
Summary
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What happened
- A Maariv poll found the coalition bloc gained two seats to reach 51, while the Zionist opposition fell two seats to 53.
jpost.com
Arutz Sheva
Maariv
- Within the coalition, Likud and haredi parties each gained one seat; in opposition, Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party continued losing ground.
- 67% of Israelis expressed concern about a security event on the scale of October 7, shared by both coalition and opposition voters.
Why it matters
The narrowing gap between blocs signals a rightward shift in Israeli politics as security concerns dominate the public agenda ahead of elections.jpost.com
Arutz Sheva
Maariv
Who is covering this
By political lean
- Center 1
- Right 3
By coverage of Israel
- Staunchly pro-Israel 1
- Supportive 3
By press
- Israeli press 4
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More coverage
- ToI poll: Netanyahu’s bloc leads, Likud tied for 1st, as voters fret over election’s outcome
The Times of IsraelCenter · Israeli press2 days ago
- Maariv poll: Gap between blocs narrows
- Maariv Mandate Poll | Letter from Life: After the eulogies – the party showing signs of recovery
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