Opposition seeks 63 seats as poll projects narrow Knesset split
The opposition says it needs at least 63 Knesset seats to form a stable coalition, while a Canal 13 poll forecasts Netanyahu's bloc winning 51 seats and the centrist opposition bloc 52 seats in the 120‑seat parliament.
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- According to Kan English, the opposition aims to secure at least 63 Knesset mandates to create a stable coalition.
- A Canal 13 poll reported by Um Dia no Mundo (Antena 1) predicts Netanyahu's right‑wing bloc will win 51 seats and the centrist opposition bloc 52 seats in the 120‑seat Knesset.
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A Canal 13 poll predicts Netanyahu's right‑wing bloc will win 51 seats and the centrist opposition bloc 52 seats in the 120‑seat Knesset.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usUm Dia no Mundo (Antena 1)O "vale tudo" na luta eleitoral em Israel“o Bloco da Direita Ultra de Netanyahu tem a previsão de 51 deputados. O Bloco de Oposição, os centristas do ex -chefe de Estado -Maior, Eisenkot, tem mais um, 52.”
Machine translation: the Ultra‑Right Bloc of Netanyahu has a forecast of 51 deputies. The Opposition Bloc, the centrists of former head of state – Major, Eisenkot, has one more, 52
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The opposition aims to secure at least 63 Knesset mandates to create a stable coalition.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usKan EnglishAhead of Knesset election: opposition party leaders agree on principles“we need to have 63 mandates at least.”
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Who reported it
- Um Dia no Mundo (Antena 1)RTP (public broadcaster)
- Kan EnglishKan (public broadcaster)