Poll: Meretz will not pass the blocking percentage if the Knesset dissolves, Ben Gvir will receive five seats alone
According to MK Zoabi, Meretz is in danger of being erased. According to a 103FM poll, Gush Netanyahu is strengthening, but still fails to get 61 seats. A separate run by Smutrich and Ben Gvir will strengthen their joint power in the mandate, but at the Likud's expense. M retains its power.
Do Bennett and Saar pass the blocking percentage?
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22/05/2022
Sunday, 22 May 2022, 07:29 Updated: 07:55
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In the video: MK Jida Rinawi Zoabi on the essays in the Knesset of Israel (Knesset Channel)
If the elections for the next Knesset had been held today, Meretz would not have passed the blocking percentage - according to a poll of 103FM seats published this morning (Sunday) in a program by Golan Yokfaz and Anat Davidov.
It also shows that none of the party leaders holds the majority needed to form a coalition.
According to the results, Netanyahu's bloc reaches 60 seats, with the Likud 36 seats, "Religious Zionism" by Bezalel Smutrich and Itamar Ben Gvir with 9, Shas with 8 and Torah Judaism with 7 seats. On the other side of the political map, there is a future and Yair Lapid leads the bloc of Netanyahu's opponents with 18 seats - a low figure compared to previous polls, followed by Labor and Blue and White with 8 seats each, right with 6, Yisrael Beiteinu with 5, and New Hope and Raam with 4 seats each.
The total of these parties, which make up the coalition today, stands at 53 seats.
The joint list, which does not belong to any of the blocs, wins 7 seats in the poll.
At the same time, according to the poll, if the "Jewish Power" list runs in the next election separately from the "Religious Zionism" faction, it will win five seats.
In such a case, the bloc of Netanyahu supporters is actually small: the Likud and Torah Judaism lose a seat, while there is a rising future in the seat.
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MK Jida Rinawi Zoabi (Photo: Reuven Castro)
According to the survey, Meretz received 2.5 percent support.
This, against the background of the announcement by the party's MK, Jida Rinawi Zoabi, of her resignation from the coalition.
"I can no longer support the existence of a coalition that is harassing in this disgraceful way towards the society I came from," she wrote in a letter she sent to Bennett and Lapid last Thursday.
Zoabi did not inform the party's chairman Nitzan Horowitz in advance of her decision, and Meretz learned about it from the media.
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