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Poll Shows Israeli Opposition Bloc Leading Netanyahu Camp by 4 Knesset Seats

A new Channel 12 survey finds Gadi Eisenkot narrowly ahead of Benjamin Netanyahu as preferred choice for prime minister.

· 1 min read · language: en
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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

A new opinion poll shows Israel's opposition bloc leading the camp aligned with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by four seats in the Knesset, according to a report from Anadolu Agency.

The Channel 12 survey found Gadi Eisenkot leading Netanyahu 41% to 38% when respondents were asked whom they preferred for the post of prime minister.

Shifting political fortunes

The poll reflects ongoing volatility in Israeli politics, with public opinion continuing to shift amid debates over security policy, the judiciary, and the country's political leadership.

Eisenkot, a former military chief of staff, has emerged as a prominent figure in opposition politics, and his standing in the poll suggests he could pose a significant challenge to Netanyahu in a future electoral matchup.

Israeli polls have shown considerable fluctuation in recent periods, and analysts caution that current numbers may not fully predict outcomes in an eventual election.

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