Gadi Eisenkot Sees Positive Momentum in New Election Poll
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Original source:kipa.co.il
Key Takeaways
- The 'Yashar!' party reached 22 seats, gaining two mandates.
- Likud remains the leading party with 29 seats.
- The opposition bloc rose to 59 seats but lacks a majority.
- Several smaller parties saw minor fluctuations in their projected support.
A recent political survey conducted for Channel 14 reveals a significant boost for the 'Yashar!' party, led by former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot. The party has climbed to 22 seats, marking a two-seat increase compared to previous polling data, securing its position as the second-largest faction behind Likud.
Despite this growth for Eisenkot's party and a slight rise for the opposition bloc to 59 seats, the opposition still falls short of a parliamentary majority. The survey highlights shifting dynamics in the Israeli political landscape as the 2026 elections approach.
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