Who will be the next prime minister? Polls are forbidden, but Polymarket bets are only multiplying

The article examines the phenomenon of betting on Polymarket regarding election results, citing Haaretz reporter Omer Benjakob, and asks whether betting can influence public opinion.

In the days before elections, publishing polls is prohibited, but bets on the Polymarket platform are only multiplying. The article examines the phenomenon: who will be the next prime minister? Which parties will win the most seats? And which ones will not pass the electoral threshold? The article quotes Haaretz's cyber and influence reporter, Omer Benjakob, and raises questions about the dark side of prediction markets and whether online betting can influence the vote at the ballot box. The article does not provide answers or specific data, but presents the discussion surrounding the phenomenon.

Who will be the next prime minister? Polls are forbidden, but Polymarket bets are only multiplying