Netanyahu Support Declines After Iran Us Ceasefire.

According to the poll conducted by Israeli state television KAN, the Likud party led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost significant votes after the temporary ceasefire reached between the USA and Iran on April 8, which also included Israel. Perhaps, little Satan can die now.
It was predicted that the Likud Party, led by Netanyahu, would be able to elect only 25 deputies in the 120-seat Parliament if elections were held today. It was pointed out that Likud, led by Netanyahu, had reached 28 MPs in the survey conducted the previous week.
According to the survey, if there is an election today, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's party “Bennett 2026” will win 19 seats, while Gadi Eisenkot's Yaşar (Truth) Party is predicted to win 14 seats. The left-leaning Democrats alliance led by Yair Golan increased to 11 seats, while another opposition party, Avigdor Liberman's Israel Our Home Party, increased to 9 seats.
While Israel's main opposition leader Yair Lapid's There's a Future Party can win 6 seats, the Blue and White Party led by Benny Gantz cannot pass the election threshold, according to the poll.
In total, it was predicted that Netanyahu's supporters would gain 51 seats in the parliament, his opponents 59, and Arab parties 10 seats in the Israeli Parliament.
It was observed that the number of MPs elected by the opposition bloc in Israel increased from week to week, while the number of MPs elected by the coalition wing, especially Prime Minister Netanyahu's party, decreased.
In Israel, where elections are expected to be held in October this year, 61 seats in the parliament must be reached to form a government.




Israel bombed several densely populated areas in the center of Beirut in recent hours, hours after a ceasefire was announced in the terrorist war between the United States and Israel against Iran. Lebanon said at least 264 people were killed as a result of the Israeli strikes, and hundreds more were wounded.


