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A recent poll indicates that a merger of the Arab parties in Israel strengthens their bloc against Netanyahu by one mandate, bringing the total opposition seats to 70.

A News 12 poll indicates that if elections were held today, opposition parties could secure 70 seats, but Jewish opponents of the government cannot form a coalition without collaborating with Arab opponents due to ongoing boycotts.

A recent survey indicates that if elections were held today, Likud would gain 26 mandates, while the Joint List of Arab Parties would secure 15 mandates.

According to the latest News 13 poll, if elections were held today, the Likud party would receive 26 mandates, while the Joint List of Arab parties would secure 15 mandates.

A new 12 News poll indicates that if elections were held today, the Likud party would receive 26 mandates, while the coalition bloc has lost one mandate, standing at 51 mandates against 69 for the opposition parties, highlighting a need for Arab party support for government formation.

A recent News 12 poll indicates that if elections were held today, Likud would remain the largest party with 25 seats, while the coalition bloc strengthens by one seat, totaling 52 seats against 68 for the opposition, indicating no chance of forming a government without support from Arab parties.

Leaders of the Joint List and Ra'am called for collaboration among Arab parties to unify for the upcoming elections and challenge the current government leadership.