A poll conducted by
Ma'ariv on Thursday morning showed Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud party continues to lead opinion polls ahead of the January 22 parliamentary election.
Ma'ariv predicted Likud Beytenu would receive 37 seats, in spite of reports of the recent dispute with the US losing the party seats.
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