Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is rising in opinion polls even as the domestic opposition and the US Democratic Party seek to force him out of office through new elections in the midst of a war.
As Breitbart News reported in February and again in March, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s polling numbers, which took a hard hit in October following the Hamas terrorist attacks, have improved in some polls. It’s starting to happen.
This trend continues in the latest opinion polls.of jerusalem post office report Friday:
Two recent surveys show that the Likud party and Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuThis is the highest level of support since the October 7 massacre. In Marib’s first war, the Likud party reached its highest level since the start of the conflict and saw a significant increase in popular support. The poll, led by Lazar Research in collaboration with Panel4All, shows Likud currently holds 21 seats. [vs. 31 for the opposition National Union Party]The surge comes amid continued tensions and the thwart of a recent attack on Iran.
The survey also highlights the growing competition for the prime ministership. Benny Gantz received 42% more support than Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuis 37%. The gap between the two has narrowed significantly, with Gantz’s lead shrinking from his 12% lead to just 5% over the past week.
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A separate, but mandatory survey by Direct Polls published this week on Channel 14 shows that Gantz’s National Coalition has seen a sharp decline from more than 40 seats to just 22, due to changing public sentiment. has been done. Meanwhile, if elections were held today, Likud would win 26 seats. Another side of political dynamics. In addition, coalition parties will have 58 seats and opposition parties will have 52 seats, including 10 seats shared by Ra’am and Hadash Taal.
Israelis reward Prime Minister Netanyahu for his successful confrontation with Iran, in which Israel defeated a leading Iranian general in Syria’s Damascus region and successfully intercepted Iranian drone and missile attacks. Maybe it is.
Moreover, many Israelis trust Prime Minister Netanyahu to stand up to the Biden administration’s flawed policies toward Hamas and Iran. Ironically, President Joe Biden’s efforts to oust Netanyahu may have solidified his domestic support.
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