December 20, 2008 The polls averages from www.bhirot2009.co.il suggest a narrowing of the gap between the right wing and left wing blocks although the right wing block led by the Likud continues to lead 62-58. The polls average was done for 4 polls conducted between December 14 and 20 by Maariv, Channel 2 and Mishal Ham. Likud 29 Kadima 28 Yisrael Beiteno 12 Labor 11 Shas 10 Meretz 7 Yahadut Hatorah 6 Jewsh home 5 Green party 2 Arab parties 10 Maariv's poll published on December 19, 2008 suggests a tie between the Likud and Kadima although in Israel the significance is not only which party is the biggest but who has a better chance of forming a coalition government and in this poll the right wing block still has a majority of 61 seats to the left wing's 59 seats. The number in the brackets is the outcome in the last poll taken by Maariv (10 of December). Likud 30 (31) Kadima 30 (28) Labor 12 (12) Yisrael Beiteno 12 (11) Shas 9 (9) Meretz 7 (5) Jewish home 5 (6) Yahadut Hatorah 5 (5) Arab parties 10 (10) |
The Case Agianst Israel's Enemies by Alan Dershowitz 
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