Surprising outcome of firing Gallant

Poll after Gallant's dismissal: Likud strengthens, Smotrich out

According to a mandate survey published on Kan 11, the Likud party is gaining strength following the dismissal of the Defense Minister, but the right-wing bloc has weakened by two mandates and stands at 49 mandates.

The Knesset Plenary (Photo: Yonatan Sindel/Flash 90)

A day has passed since Yoav Galant was dismissed from his position as Minister of Defense, and it seems that the firing only strengthens the ruling party. In a survey conducted by the Kantar Institute and published on Kan 11, Likud strengthens and rises to 24 mandates, compared to 22 mandates in the previous survey.

Another party gaining strength in the poll is the Democratic Party, led by Yair Golan, which rises from eight seats to 11 seats. This is at the expense of the Yesh Atid and National Unity parties.

Distribution of mandates: Likud – 24. The National Camp – 21. Yisrael Beiteinu – 15. There is a future – 13. The Democrats – 11. Shas – 10. Jewish Power – 8. Judaism of the Torah – 7. Hadash-Ta'al – 6. Ra'am – 5.

The Religious Zionism party of Smotrich, which received 4% in the previous poll, is now standing on the edge of the electoral threshold with 3%. Balad – 2.1%, Tikva Hadasha – 1.3%.

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