A recent opinion poll reveals that a significant majority of Israelis are dissatisfied with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and the situation in Gaza. The survey, conducted by Israeli Channel 12, shows that 75% of respondents believe the government is managing the war poorly, with only 18% expressing approval of its performance. This sentiment comes as hostilities escalate in northern Israel, leading to numerous casualties, predominantly among Lebanese factions. Furthermore, 59% of Israelis feel that Netanyahu's motivations regarding prisoner negotiations with Hamas are politically driven, highlighting a growing demand for transparency and accountability in leadership. Amidst these tensions, 55% of the public supports early elections, reflecting a desire for change in governance amid the current crisis.
Politics
Israel / Lebanon / Gaza
Majority of Israelis Criticize Netanyahu's Leadership Amid Escalating Conflict and Political Turmoil
2024-08-24T13:08:17.293Z
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A new poll reveals that 75% of Israelis disapprove of Netanyahu's management of the war with Hezbollah, while 59% believe his actions regarding prisoner negotiations with Hamas are politically motivated. Explore the implications of these findings amid escalating tensions.
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