New polls say Israeli voters show no appetite for unity
Enemy media: Recent polls suggest that Israeli voters do not show demand for the "unity" project. The column says that figures including Shira Shapira, Elisaf Peretz, Yoseph Haddad, Neta-Li Shem Tov, Oren Smadja, Hazi Nehama, Dedi Simchi, and, above all, Winter, Erdan, Edelstein, Gantz and Tropper, fail to cross the electoral threshold, either together or separately. It adds that merger attempts kept slipping in the polls, and that roughly 10 percent of voters are now backing parties below the threshold, likening the situation to another electoral round that may still be needed, similar to what followed the 1973 election.

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