Haredi parties lose seats in new polls
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| When (UTC) | Headline | Publisher |
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| 10-22 13:11 | Avishai Ben Haim: Opposition Would Rather Partner With Arab Parties Than Netanyahu’s Voters | www.mivzak.live |
| 10-14 09:03 | EU eyes surprise post-Netanyahu coalition led by Eisenkot and Haredi parties | www.mivzak.live |
| 10-14 09:03 | EU eyes surprise post-Netanyahu coalition led by Eisenkot and Haredi parties | www.ynetnews.com |
| 10-07 23:55 | Netanyahu-led bloc ahead of Zionist opposition parties with 55-50 seats in TV poll | www.mivzak.live |
| 10-07 23:55 | Netanyahu-led bloc ahead of Zionist opposition parties with 55-50 seats in TV poll | www.timesofisrael.com |
| 10-07 22:45 | Netanyahu-led bloc ahead of Zionist opposition parties with 55-50 seats in TV poll | www.timesofisrael.com |
| 10-07 21:54 | Polls: Netanyahu bloc sees unprecedented success | www.israelnationalnews.com |
| 10-07 21:49 | Opposition leaders demand criminal probe into Netanyahu, state commission of inquiry over Oct. 7 | www.jpost.com |
| 10-07 19:16 | Poll: Netanyahu bloc tops rival bloc by 5 seats, neither secure majority without Arab parties | www.mivzak.live |
| 10-07 18:54 | Polls: Netanyahu bloc sees unprecedented success | www.mivzak.live |
| 10-07 18:54 | Polls: Netanyahu bloc sees unprecedented success | www.mivzak.live |
| 10-07 18:49 | Opposition leaders demand criminal probe into Netanyahu, state commission of inquiry over Oct. 7 | www.mivzak.live |
| 10-07 18:49 | Opposition leaders demand criminal probe into Netanyahu, state commission of inquiry over Oct. 7 | www.mivzak.live |
| 09-25 08:10 | Haredi parties, Yashar, coalition bloc lose seats in Knesset, as Otzma Yehudit gains one - poll | www.jpost.com |
| 09-25 05:28 | Haredi parties, Yashar, coalition bloc lose seats in Knesset, as Otzma Yehudit gains one - poll | www.mivzak.live |
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