Just 15 Percent Of Israelis Would Keep Netanyahu As Prime Minister After War: Survey

Only 15 percent of Israelis want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stay in his position after the war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas, according to a survey released Tuesday.

The Viterbi Family Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute survey also found that 23 percent of Israelis want Benny Gantz, a member of the current emergency unity government, to be prime minister instead of Netanyahu.

On Sunday, Netanyahu dismissed claims his country is committing a genocide in Gaza, in the wake of South Africa’s filing of a case against his country at the United Nations’s top court...

More than 21,500 Palestinians have been killed as a result of Israel’s retaliatory actions for an attack by Hamas in early October that killed 1,200 Israelis.

🔗Source: The Hill


Related: 11/14 — Part 1: Oct. 7 is to Radical Zionists As Covid was to Davos Elite: Convenient to a Pre-Existing Depopulation Agenda

"This history[ of supporting Hamas], this matter of public record which some trolls and intellectual cowards pretend doesn’t exist, most certainly plays a big role in why recent polls show that four out of five Israelis blame Netanyahu for the attack.

10/12/23 — Jerusalem Post - Poll: Majority Blames Gov’t for Hamas Massacre, Says Netanyahu Must Resign

11/11 — NPR - After Hamas Attack, Most Israelis Want Netanyahu to Resign, According to Poll

Last year, he[Netanyahu] invited far-right religious parties to govern with him. Together they have expanded Jewish settlements in the West Bank, alienating the moderate Palestinian Authority, which governs that territory. Meanwhile, Netanyahu was accused of bolstering the more hard-line rule of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, in a risky move to try to drive a wedge between Palestinian leaders in the two noncontiguous territories.

Recent poll reported by Haaretz — As War Rages, Israelis' Trust in Netanyahu Plummets, Polls Find


11/28 — Part 2: More Israeli Military Personnel, Witnesses Speak Out, Substantiating Oct. 7 "Conspiracy Theories" That IDF Killed Israeli Civilians and Israeli Leadership Ignored Intelligence Prior to Attack

"In my article on the 14th, one of the concluding paragraphs read “I think it is amazing Netanyahu is still in power. He won’t be for long. Not only has he pissed off all of Israel’s population according to polls, but his fellow statemen have turned from him, as he is the sapegoat for the intelligence failure"

....Since then, his popularity has continued to decline.

A poll by researchers at Bar Ilan University on Nov. 14th, the same day as my article, showed that “under 4 percent trust Netanyahu” , as “ IDF Spokesman Hagari emerges as 'most reliable' figure""

11/15 — As War Rages, Israelis' Trust in Netanyahu Plummets, Polls Find

The history of Netanyahu’s government of supporting Hamas had already been well documented in Israeli media, and... On top of the support for Hamas, on top of the intelligence failure that allowed the attack, and the possible killing of Israeli citizens, - the lack of regard for the hostages in Hamas’s after the attack was insult to injury for worried family members of victims, or any Israeli citizen who entertained the notion their government cared about them and would do everything to protect them.

..11/17 — Netanyahu Ally Says the Prime Minister’s Days in Office Are Numbered"

Netanyahu is the Scapegoat

Every week, Netanyahu’s departure from Israeli governments following the war seems more and more certain.

11/27 — WAPO: "Netanyahu and Hamas depended on each other. Both may be on the way out."...

But what comes next for Gaza?

... it was reported that “nearly half of Israelis support Jewish Resettlement in Gaza”

11/24 — Nearly Half Of Israelis Support Jewish Resettlement In Gaza: Poll...

12/3 — Part 3: Blueprints Possessed by Israel Year Before Attack - MORE Evidence Oct. 7th Was an Intelligence Stand-Down / Inside Job / False Flag

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