Shin said the polls indicate either a rotating unity government or another election unless one side aligns with Arab parties, an option both sides have rejected.
Responding to @Curly154278544, who asked whether “BIBI” was winning, Shin wrote:
No, based on the polls, no one is winning. It's either a unity government (rotating per 2 years), or another round of elections.
Shin added:
Unless one of the sides side with the Arab parties (which both said they won't)
AnalysisSix Israeli channel polls place the Bibi bloc between 50 and 60 seats, the opposition between 43 and 53, and Arab parties between 16 and 18.
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