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Netanyahu coalition faces steep seat losses in exit-poll report

The projections put the governing bloc at 50 seats, while the correspondent draws a stronger conclusion about Eisenkot than exit polls alone establish.

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Elecciones en Israel 2026: Encuestas dan ventaja a Gadi Eisenkot sobre Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel's governing coalition is projected to fall to 50 parliamentary seats in an election-night report by Mexico's NMás, a substantial retreat from its position after the election four years earlier.

The correspondent cites exit polls from Israel's three main television networks, placing the centrist bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot two or three seats ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc. Eisenkot, a former Israeli military chief, heads the Yashar party.

The report distinguishes between the strongest individual party and the alliances needed to govern: it says Netanyahu's party could receive the most votes while his wider bloc lacks the support to form a government. It also highlights a projected historic result for Arab parties, whose seats matter to the parliamentary arithmetic.

The correspondent interprets the projections as a severe electoral rebuke to Netanyahu's government and describes Eisenkot as having won. That goes further than the evidence presented in the segment: these are exit-poll projections, not final results or an agreed governing coalition.

At the close, presenter Enrique says the breaking developments require careful examination, particularly for their implications across the Middle East.

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