Israeli Election Update: National Unity Party Projected to Win 27 Seats
Latest Polls Show Netanyahu's Likud Party Faces Close Race
February Israeli Voice Index: Jewish Israelis Pay Less Attention to Elections
A recent poll published by the Kan public broadcaster indicates that the National Unity party, led by Benny Gantz, would win 27 seats if elections were held today. The poll also shows a close race between Netanyahu's Likud party and Gantz's National Unity party, with both parties vying for the lead.
The poll further reveals that Jewish Israelis are paying less attention to the upcoming elections, according to the February Israeli Voice Index. This index suggests that voters are less engaged with the electoral process compared to previous election cycles.
Despite these findings, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains well-positioned to return to power. However, with the close race between Likud and National Unity, the outcome of the elections remains uncertain.
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