Channel 10 seems to back up the finding of a Channel 2 poll that the new Labor-led Zionist Union — led since yesterday by new Labor leader Avi Gabbay — has pushed ahead of Yesh Atid into second place.
Likud wins 29 seats in Channel 10’s latest poll, just one less than its current 30-seat showing. Zionist Union wins 24, matching its current showing. Yesh Atid has 16, Jewish Home 14, the Arab Joint List 8, Yisrael Beytenu 7, Kulanu 6, United Torah Judaism 6, Shas 5 and Meretz 5.
The poll also asks “who you think is most fitting to be prime minister, Netanyahu or Gabbay.” Netanyahu wins handily with 51% of respondents, while the new Labor leader, a political neophyte, gets just 25%.
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