According to opinion polls in Israel, coalition government uncertainty continues

According to the public opinion poll of the Israeli newspaper Maariv, the uncertainty of the coalition government in the country continues.

According to the survey, the parties in the coalition block led by Netanyahu will lose votes and gain 51 seats in the elections to be held on October 27.

Parties in the anti-Netanyahu bloc are expected to send 51 deputies to the 120-seat parliament.

This reveals that both blocs will not be able to reach the required number of 61 MPs to form a government and coalition uncertainty continues in Israel.

On the other hand, parties representing Palestinian Israeli citizens are expected to play a key role and have 14 deputies in the parliament.

It is stated that the Reserve Party, which is unknown which bloc it will support, will win 4 seats by exceeding the election threshold of 3.25 percent.

According to these results, if the political deadlock continues in Israel and a unity government cannot be formed, re-elections may be on the agenda.

More than half of those polled do not want to see Netanyahu as prime minister

On the other hand, Netanyahu is behind against his opposition rival, former Chief of General Staff and Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot.

While 48 percent of those surveyed voted for Eisenkot in their choice of prime minister, this rate remains at 41 percent for Netanyahu.