According to a poll of "News 12", the political plunder remains unchanged • 34 seats for white-blue, 31 for Likud, 9 for unification between Labor and Meretz • No bloc has 61 seats

• Benjamin Netanyahu, Benny Gantz // Photos: Oren Ben Hakun

Political plunder continues: A mandate poll published Monday (Monday) in News 12 expects Israel's political crisis to continue even after the second of March, then the 23rd Knesset elections will be held. According to the survey, the picture of the mandates is slightly changed, and white blue leads to three seats on the Likud, but the picture of the blocs does not change.

• Blue and White: 34

• Likud: 31

• Common List: 13

• Labor-Meretz: 9

• SHAS: 8

• Torah Judaism: 7

• Israel House: 7

• New Right: 6

• Unification of right-wing parties: 5

According to the survey, the left bloc stands at 56 seats, along with the joint list, and the right bloc stands at 57 seats. Lieberman continues to use scales, but has weakened one mandate and dropped to seven. In case the new right and the right-wing parties unite together, the joint party will receive ten seats instead of 11, with the lost mandate migrating to the Likud.

In addition to the mandates, the survey examined who in the opinion of the respondents was more suited to the prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu or Benny Gantz. According to the survey, the public disagrees with the issue, with 39 percent of the public believing that Netanyahu is better suited for the job, and the same percentage believes Gantz is more suited.