Coalition crisis: A poll published tonight (Tuesday) here in the news, shows the state of the seats after the shake-up in the government following the fall in the extension of regulations in Judea and Samaria and the non-appointment of Matan Kahana To the Minister of Religions.
The survey shows that if the Likud elections are held at the presidency Benjamin Netanyahu Will lead with 35 seats, has a future of Yair Lapid Will stand for 20 seats, and the Religious Zionist Party will receive 10 seats.
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Immediately after that are blue and white and Shas – with eight seats each. Work with seven seats, so does Torah Judaism. The Prime Minister’s Party Naftali Bennett Stands at only six seats, similar to the joint list.
At the bottom of the list are Yisrael Beiteinu with five seats, and RAAM and Meretz with four each. A new hope led by Gideon Saar Stands at 2.8% vote and will not pass the blocking percentage. As stated, the results of the survey indicate that in the case of the Gush Netanyahu election, he will stand for 60 seats, while the Bennett coalition will stand for 54, the joint list will pick six.