AMMAN – A recent poll conducted by Israel's Channel 13 has
revealed that the popularity of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his
rightwing coalition government is declining.
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The poll comes after three months of the formation of his
government and shows that 60 percent of Israelis are not satisfied with the
current government.
According to the poll, about 71 percent of respondents said
they are not confident with Netanyahu to deal with the deteriorating existing
situation.
The support for the government has dropped to 27 percent,
indicating a significant lack of confidence in the current leadership's ability
to govern.
New governmentOn the other hand, 33 percent of the respondents said they
preferred the formation of a new unity government that would have Benny Gantz
and Yair Lapid in it.
About 71 percent of respondents said they are not confident with Netanyahu to deal with the deteriorating existing situation.
Another 33 percent felt that there should be new Israeli
elections, given the present government's support drop to 25 percent.
The poll also showed that support for Likud, Netanyahu's
political party, has dropped to third place among all the other Israeli
political parties.
If elections were held now, Likud would only get 20 seats,
compared to 29 seats for Gantz's White and Blue and 21 seats for Lapid's Yatid
Party, according to different news sources.
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