Who Israelis would prefer to replace Netanyahu - poll

According to a Channel 12 poll, 49% of Israelis would prefer a bloc of Netanyahu opponents, while 35% would back the current coalition. 58% of respondents believe someone else should become prime minister. Gadi Eisenkot outperforms Netanyahu in assessments of security, economy, education, and democracy.

A poll conducted by Channel 12 shows that if Knesset elections were held now, the bloc opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would receive 49% of the vote, while the current coalition would get 35%. Another 6% would choose a party not affiliated with either bloc, and 10% were undecided. 58% of respondents believe someone other than Netanyahu should become prime minister; 34% still see the current premier as the most suitable candidate. Among undecided voters, 52% would also prefer a different candidate. Participants rated three politicians on a scale of 1 to 10 on several key issues. On security, Gadi Eisenkot scored 5.8, Bennett 4.9, and Netanyahu 4.8. On the economy and cost of living: Eisenkot 5.1, Bennett 4.8, Netanyahu 3.7. On education: Eisenkot 5.3, Bennett 5.0, Netanyahu 3.7. On preserving democratic values: Eisenkot 6.0, Bennett 5.2, Netanyahu 4.3. On the ability to lead Israel to a better future: Eisenkot 5.7, Bennett 5.0, Netanyahu 4.3. Among coalition supporters, 60% consider it inappropriate to reserve a spot on the Likud list for Yair Netanyahu.