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My Israeli opinion polls reveal clear differences regarding the future of electoral politics and leadership prospects. A survey by Channel 12 gives Gad El-Ezra Kout a lead with his party "Yesh Atid," with 24 seats, placing him at the top. Meanwhile, a poll by Channel 14 favors Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud Party, estimating them at 33 seats, which encourages the right-wing camp to push for early elections. Trust in Netanyahu has fallen to 35%, compared to 40% for El-Ezra Kout in the question of suitability for leading the government. The results also show that 63% of Israelis believe Trump influences security policy, compared to 25% for Netanyahu, despite Netanyahu’s higher ranking in polls regarding confidence in handling relations with Trump. The differences in figures and expectations highlight ongoing political tensions, with the electoral scene in Israel shifting towards a decisive battle between the positions of key figures and political blocs.
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