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Un bloc de centre-gauche pourrait battre Bibi

By GIL HOFFMAN
10/16/2012 17:16
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Un sondage-choc : une etude publiée par le Jerusalem Post défie l’hégémonie du Likoud

Benyamin Netanyahou
Benyamin Netanyahou Photo: AP

Surprise. Un parti conduit par l’ancien premier ministre Ehoud Olmert et comprenant l’ex-présidente de Kadima Tzipi Livni, son président actuel Shaoul Mofaz et le leader de Yesh Atid, Yaïr Lapid remporterait le scrutin du 22 janvier, selon un sondage exclusif du Jerusalem Post, réalisé par l’Institut Smith les mardi et mercredi 9 et 10 octobre : 31 sièges reviendraient à cet hypothétique bloc de centre-gauche, contre 27 pour le Likoud. Israël Beiteinou se classerait en troisième position avec 14 mandats, suivi de Haavoda, 12 sièges et 11 pour Shas.
Meretz et le parti d’Ehoud Barak Hatsmaout (Indépendance) ne passeraient pas le seuil électoral. Et si l’ancien chef d’état-major Gabi Ashkenazi pouvait se présenter (un délai de 3 ans est requis entre la fin d’une carrière militaire et l’entrée en politique) au sein de ce même parti, il augmenterait significativement ses chances de gagner.
Plusieurs autres sondages ont abouti à des conclusions similaires ces dernières semaines. L’entourage d’Ehoud Olmert tente d’en faire usage pour le convaincre de se présenter. Quant à Lapid, son porte-parole a rappelé que l’ancien journaliste a juré de faire cavalier seul et n’avait aucune intention de changer d’avis.

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