No decision in the blocs: a poll published in "News 12" indicates the continuation of the political stalemate • The Likud is still the big party with 29 seats
The draw continued
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David Cohen / Flash 90, Elad Gutman, Oren Ben Hakon
On the way to a fifth election?
A poll of seats published tonight (Tuesday) in News 12 indicates the continuation of the political draw, according to which none of the blocs has a path to forming a government after the elections that are expected to take place on March 23.
According to the poll, the Likud is still the largest party, followed by Yair Lapid's party, Yesh Atid.
Bennett's right-wing party is approaching a single-digit number of seats, and Gantz and Meretz are still above the blocking percentage.
In the bloc division, Netanyahu's bloc, which consists of the Likud, the ultra-Orthodox parties and Bezalel Smutrich's party stand at 49 seats, the bloc that opposes Netanyahu, at 61 seats and the right-wing party at ten seats.
However, it does not appear that Netanyahu's opponents can form a government
• The Likud - 29
• There is a future - 18
• New Hope - 13
• Right - 10
• The common list - 9
• Shas - 8
• Torah Judaism - 7
• Yisrael Beiteinu - 7
• The work - 6
• Religious Zionism - 5
• March - 4
• Blue and white - 4
Below the blocking percentage: Yaron Zelicha's economic party (1.9%), RAAM (1.8%) and Maan (1%).
