"I'm not backing down": Shlomo Filber's intriguing forecast for the elections

Shlomo Filber, the political analyst for Channel 14, continues to assess that the right-wing bloc will win 63 to 64 seats in the upcoming elections. In an interview, he explained that voter turnout in the Arab and Haredi sectors, as well as parties around the electoral threshold, could affect the outcome.

Political analyst and pollster for Channel 14, Shlomo Filber, continues to assess that the right-wing bloc will win 63 to 64 seats in the upcoming Knesset elections. In an interview on the program "Pitchai veZamri ba'Am," Filber clarified that he is not backing down from this forecast, despite uncertainty surrounding voter turnout. According to him, two key variables could influence the result: voter turnout in the Arab sector and the Haredi sector. Additionally, Filber noted that two parties hovering around the electoral threshold are causing a loss of six to seven seats for both blocs, but the damage to the right-wing bloc is greater. The article does not name these parties.