Along with Likud's stabilization: would the opposition parties have been able to form a government today? | "Maariv" survey

Against the background of the continued shuffling in the Gaza Strip, the war of attrition in the north and the stagnation in the issue of negotiations for the release of the abductees, the state camp continues the trend of diving. This is according to the "Maariv" survey, conducted by Lazar Research, led by Dr. Menachem Lazar, in collaboration with Panel4All.

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The state camp, which at its peak had 41 mandates, receives only 29 mandates this week – a decrease of 2 mandates compared to last week's survey. The Likud, which last week crossed the 20 mandate barrier for the first time since the outbreak of war, maintains stability with 21 mandates. The state right led by Gideon Sa'ar, which last week did not cross the threshold, does pass this week.

In the general summary, the existing situation between the blocs remains unchanged, with 50 mandates for the coalition, compared to 61 mandates for the opposition bloc, which includes the state right, but without Hadash-Ta'al.

In answer to the question: Which of the two, Benjamin Netanyahu or Benny Gantz , is more suitable to be the prime minister of Israel? Gantz gets 45% (42% in the previous poll), Netanyahu 36% (37%), and 19% (21%) don't know. Among Likud voters: Gantz 19%, Netanyahu 70%, don't know 11%. Among Yesh Atid voters: Gantz 82%, Netanyahu 2%, don't know 16%. Among the voters of the state camp: Gantz 93%, don't know 7%.