An Israeli poll published by Maariv newspaper, on Friday, revealed that the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, was able to bridge the gap from the "national camp" led by Benny Gantz, after the round of fighting in Gaza.

According to the poll, if the elections were held these days, the Likud party would win 27 seats, instead of the previous 25, while Gantz's party lost 4 seats to 31 now.

While the There is a Future party led by Yair Lapid will win 17 seats without change, while it was noted that the left-wing Meretz party will win 6 seats after it failed to cross the threshold of votes achieved in the recent elections as well as the latest polls to enter the Knesset, while its former ally, the Labor Party, collapses and is no longer crossed. threshold.

41% of the Israelis believe that Gantz is more suitable to head the government, while 38% believe that Netanyahu is more suitable, after 33% believed that in the poll last week.

Fifty-five percent expressed their confidence in Netanyahu's rule in managing the current round of fighting, compared to 39% who do not trust him, while 86% of the government coalition voters trust Netanyahu, while 66% of his opponents do not trust him.