Jerusalem, Oct. 23 -- The main blocs of parties in Israel, standing in support of or otherwise opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, are running neck-and-neck ahead of Tuesday's election, with neither side projected to secure a majority in the 120-seat Knesset, according to a final poll by Zman Yisrael.
The poll, conducted on October 14 and 15 with a sample of 500 Jewish and Arab respondents, gives each of the two main Jewish-led blocs 51 seats, well short of the 61 required to form a government.
Arab-led parties are projected to win 14 seats collectively, while the nonaligned Reservists party is expected to secure four.
Neither camp is likely to form a majority without reversing campaign pledges against governing with certain...