Israel Election Poll: Gadi Eizenkot's Yasha Party Surges Ahead of Netanyahu's Likud

Ahead of the general elections in Israel, the survey data is worrying for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to an opinion poll released on Monday, if elections are held today, former Israeli army chief Gadi Eizenkot's Yasha party can become the largest party. The survey also makes big claims about Netanyahu's victory and defeat. The survey predicts 25 seats for Yasha, while Netanyahu's Likud party seems to be limited to 21 seats. This survey is conducted by Israel's market research and public opinion polling institute Midgame for Channel 12. Yasha has gained one seat compared to the previous survey, while Likud has lost two seats. There are a total of 120 seats in the Knesset of Israel. According to the survey, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's Together party is projected to get 13 seats. However, this is the lowest figure in its recent survey and the Lib Dems party has lost 11 seats compared to the previous one.