Fity-four percent of Israeli public believes Netanyahu drags on Gaza war for personal ends

When asked how they rated the handling of the war by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, 68 percent of respondents to a Channel 12 survey rated him negatively, compared to 28 percent who gave him a good score. 

At least 54 percent of respondents, according to The Times of Israel, said the war on Gaza had not ended because of Netanyahu’s political considerations, 34 percent said it is due to substantive and operational considerations, and 12 percent weren’t sure.

As for who they’d prefer as president of the United States, 48 percent of respondents said Donald Trump, 27 percent said Joe Biden and 25 percent said they were unsure.