Latest poll shows Eisenkot's Yashar party continues to outperform Netanyahu's Likud
While the former IDF chief of staff overtakes Netanyahu's Likud by one seat, the Jewish opposition parties still find themselves three seats short of what is needed to form a government without the cooperation of Arab parties
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