Israeli poll shows 59% oppose Netanyahu
A poll in Israel revealed that 59% of Israelis oppose Benjamin Netanyahu leading the upcoming government, with his popularity declining significantly 60 days before the elections and the gap widening to 27% against him. The results also showed that half of the voters would support the opposition bloc to Netanyahu, while the strength of his political team decreased to 31%. Additionally, the new "Venter" party managed to surpass the electoral threshold by 4%, whereas the third leftist coalition failed to push the list past the cutoff. The crisis within Israel's education system is evident, with 68% of Israelis expressing a poor assessment of its performance, and 50% preferring a government led by Gadi Eizenkot to improve the situation. Meanwhile, Education Minister Yoav Kisch continues to face opposition within Netanyahu's camp.
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