Yehud voters split 50:50 ahead of Israeli elections; Likud support holds despite post-7/10 grievances

A Ynet street-level survey of Yehud, a town that voted evenly in the last election, finds the electorate still evenly divided four years later, including after the October 7 attacks. Voters cite lack of a credible alternative to Netanyahu and time having dulled the sense of failure, indicating political inertia rather than a shift. This suggests the upcoming Israeli election may hinge on marginal swing voters in similar battleground towns.