The right-wing Otzma Yehudit party has fallen to its lowest level in the polls since last November’s Knesset election, barely crossing the electoral threshold in the latest survey.
According to the new poll, conducted by Panels Politics and published by Ma’ariv Friday morning, if new elections were held today, Otzma Yehudit would narrowly cross the 3.25% minimum threshold with just four seats.
The party won six seats last November as part of a joint ticket with the Religious Zionist Party and Noam, and polled at seven seats earlier this year.
Support for the joint rightist ticket fell by one-third, the poll found, with just two-thirds of voters who backed the Religious Zionist Party-Noam-Otzma Yehudit ticket last November saying they would vote for the constituent parties again. READ MORE
