According to a News 13 poll, the Likud is weakened by one seat and stands at 27, there is a future with only 18 - and no one has a government • 59% believe that Bennett will join Netanyahu
Netanyahu and Lapid.
Failing to form a government
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AP, Oren Ben Hakon
On the way to a fifth round of elections?
A poll published tonight (Thursday) by News 13 and Prof. Camille Fox shows that the balance between the blocs has not been broken, and if the election had taken place today - still neither side could have formed a government.
According to the results of the poll, the Likud weakened by another seat compared to another poll conducted yesterday, receiving 27 seats.
He also reveals that the majority of the public thinks that Bennett will join Netanyahu after the election.
The following is a map of the seats according to News 13 poll:
The Likud - 27
There is a future - 18
New Hope - 13
Right - 11
The common list - 8
Shas - 7
Torah Judaism - 7
Yisrael Beiteinu - 6
The work - 6
March - 5
Blue and white - 4
Religious Zionism - 4
Rem - 4
Economic - does not pass the blocking percentage (1.7%)
Map of the blocks according to the survey:
The Netanyahu Replacement Bloc - 60
Netanyahu's Bloc - 45
Right - 11
Rem - 4
In answer to the question "Who is best suited to serve as Prime Minister"?
Most of the respondents (37%) answered Netanyahu, 21% answered that Yair Lapid, 14% Gideon Saar and only 9% answered that Bennett is the most suitable to head it.
In answer to the question of who you would prefer as prime minister other than Netanyahu - most respondents answered Lapid (25%), then Naftali Bennett (20%) followed by Gideon Saar (18%) and 27% answered that none of the above options.
In response to the question "Do you think Bennett will join Netanyahu or the bloc to replace Netanyahu after the election?"
- It seems that the majority answer in the affirmative.
59% of respondents said that in their opinion Bennett would join Netanyahu, while 19% answered this question in the negative.
The News 13 and Camille Fox poll was conducted today, February 25, 211,
and included 787 respondents, 603 of them in the Jewish population and 184 in Arab society.
The survey in an Internet panel was conducted by the sample project company under the management of Dr. Ariel Ayalon. The
survey in the Arab sector was conducted by Stat-Net under the management of Yosef Maklada. The
sampling error is 3.5%.