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Poll Finds 13% of Netanyahu-Bloc Voters Plan to Switch Camps

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot standing before the Israeli Knesset chamber.

A new 956-person national survey found that 13% of voters who backed Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition parties in 2022 now plan to cross to the opposing bloc. Fifty-six percent intend to remain in the bloc, 11% plan to move to another coalition party, 14% are undecided and 6% say they will not vote. The survey also put Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar level on 23 seats, leaving Netanyahu's bloc at 51 seats against 69 for its opponents. The poll reported a 3.5-percentage-point margin of error.

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