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Poll: 83% Blame Netanyahu for October 7 Failures, Opposition Bloc Leads
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By דני קושמרו
First reported by N12 · 41 minutes ago
What happened
A new poll indicates that 83% of Israelis hold Prime Minister Netanyahu responsible for the October 7th failures, with 58% assigning significant blame. The opposition bloc leads in voting intentions, and most Israelis prefer a prime minister other than Netanyahu.
- 0183% of Israelis blame Netanyahu for October 7th failures.
- 02Opposition bloc leads in voting intentions.
- 03Majority prefer a prime minister other than Netanyahu.
- 04Security and cost of living are key issues for all voters.
- 05Haredi conscription and democracy divide voters sharply.
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