Likud would win if Israeli general election called
Ma'an - A public opinion poll, published by the Israeli daily newspaper Ma'ariv on Friday, indicated that the centre-right Israeli Likud party, headed by Benjamin Netanyahu, would win if national elections were held today. Meanwhile, the poll found that Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's Kadima party would come in third place after the Labor party and with only one more vote than the Shas.
If elections are held in the period immediately following the Winograd report, according to the poll, the seats at the Knesset would be divided in the following way:
Likud: 32 seats
Labor: 21 seats
Kadima: 11
Shas: 10
Arab Parties: 9
Right Union: 9
Billionaire Geidmick: 7
Meretz: 6
Yehdut Hetura: 5
Posted by: Fred 2008-02-03 |