Latest Tel Aviv Election Poll: Netanyahu Opponents Lead with 67 Seats

In the latest polls in the occupied territories, Netanyahu's opponents lead with 67 seats against 49, and most respondents preferred Eisenkot as prime minister.

In the latest polls conducted in the occupied territories, Netanyahu's opponents won 67 seats against 49 seats and most of the participants preferred Eysenkot as prime minister.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, the poll results of the Zionist TV Channel 12 show that the opposition of the Zionist regime will win 67 seats and the coalition of the ruling party led by Benjamin Netanyahu will win 49 seats.

The participants in the survey also preferred Gadi Eisenkot with 45% of the votes to Netanyahu with 35% in response to the question about the most suitable personality for the position of prime minister.

According to the forecasts, the opposition seats will be divided between 54 seats for Zionist parties and 13 seats for Arab parties, while the "Third Camp" party will get four seats.

In the conducted polls, the Yashar party led by Eisenkot won 23 seats and the Likud party lost one more seat by winning 20 seats compared to the previous polls.

According to the poll, Naftali Bennett's Ma'a party retained 13 seats, while Yair Golan's "Democrats" party and Avigdor Lieberman's "Israel Our Home" party won 9 seats each.

The "Common List" led by Youssef Jabarin won 8 seats; That is, the same number of seats that were won by "Shas" party led by Aryeh Darei and "Utsama Yehudit" (Jewish Power) party led by Itmar Ben Gower.

The "Yehdut Hetorah" party led by Yaqub Asher won 7 seats and the "Religious Zionism and Identity" coalition led by Betsleil Smutrich and Moshe Feiglin won 6 seats.

This survey was conducted on October 12 with a statistical sample of 509 people and with a margin of error of 4.4%, two weeks before the elections.