Survey: 58% oppose Netanyahu as Prime Minister
A nationwide survey of Israeli public opinion shows that the opposition camp to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, including the joint Arab lists "The Joint List" and "The United Arab List," has the support of 50% of the public, compared to 35% for Netanyahu's supporters. The gap between the two camps has narrowed compared to previous weeks. Additionally, 58% of those surveyed prefer a leadership other than Netanyahu to be head of government, while 67% trust Gadi Eizenkot's ability to address past failures, compared to only 30% who trust Netanyahu's government. The results indicate a strong desire for leadership change, but the main debate remains focused on who will succeed Netanyahu rather than on reviewing security policies or the stance on the Palestinian issue. Meanwhile, internal and regional challenges are increasing, with the possibility of continued polarization, likely without significant changes in policies.
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