Netanyahu suffers a "failure" ahead of elections - new poll
A new poll conducted ahead of the Knesset elections shows a significant drop in support for Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition. The bloc of the prime minister's opponents, including Arab parties, receives 50% compared to 35% for Netanyahu's bloc. 58% of respondents prefer another candidate for prime minister. 67% of those surveyed believe the government has not addressed the failures that led to the tragedy of October 7.
A new poll conducted on the eve of the Knesset elections records a noticeable decline in support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition. According to the data, the bloc of Netanyahu's opponents, including Arab parties, would receive 50% of the vote, while the bloc of the current head of government, which includes the party of Ofer Winter, would receive only 35%. These results contradict the recent trend of a narrowing gap between the camps. 58% of respondents would like to see another candidate as prime minister, while 34% support Netanyahu. 67% of those surveyed believe the government has not addressed the failures that led to the tragedy of October 7; among supporters of Netanyahu's bloc, 40% think so. 48% of respondents have more trust in a government led by Gadi Eisenkot to correct the mistakes, while 30% trust Netanyahu's government. About six mandates could be decisive in the struggle between the blocs.