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Bennett on the decline in the polls: "We should not get into depression, we will reach leadership"

According to opinion polls, she is the main victim of the formation of Saar's party, and the party chairman estimated in a statement to activists that a further decline is expected. However, Bennett predicted that forecasts would continue to fall slightly and stabilize: "Then we will start the journey and succeed."

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Yaki Adamkar

Wednesday, December 16, 2020, 8:30 p.m.

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In the video: Bennett on the decline in the polls: "We should not get into depression, we will reach leadership" (Walla! NEWS system)

Right-wing chairman MK Naftali Bennett referred in the last day to the party's decline in polls, and in a statement sent to leading party activists, said that "we should not get into depression" and that "in the long run, we will reach leadership and we will work for this thing."

Bennett also noted that "we are probably at the beginning of an election campaign," but reserved his words, adding: "Yes or no, we will know in the coming days."

Bennett has not yet announced his candidacy for prime minister, and right-wingers believe that after the announcement - the party will rise again in the polls, despite Gideon Saar's run on a new list.

"Like I told you not to celebrate that the numbers are higher, that way you don't have to go into depression when the numbers are lower," Bennett clarified.

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"We will start the journey and succeed."

Chairman of Yemina Bennett (Photo: Yonatan Zindel, Flash 90)

He estimated that the polls would go down a bit and stabilize, and predicted that "then we will start the journey and succeed."

Bennett added that the line of the right under his leadership is "constantly bringing solutions to the people of Israel, thinking of the public, doing what is right, preserving our values."

He claims, "Sometimes in the short term it absorbs ups and downs, in the long run we will reach leadership."

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A poll published last night in News 12 found that Saar's party is hitting mainly the right, which drops to 13 seats, a figure significantly lower than in the previous poll, when it received 18 seats, and lower than polls that gave more than 21 seats to Bennett before Saar announced his departure.

Last night, Saar announced the addition of MK Yifat Shasha-Bitton to his new party, and a few days earlier, Knesset members Yoaz Handel and Zvi Hauser announced their joining his party. .

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