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Poll Shows Israelis Trust Netanyahu Over Media on Pre-Oct. 7 Warnings
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A poll by Israel's Channel 14 found that 53% of Israelis trust Prime Minister Netanyahu more than journalists regarding warnings before the October 7th attack. The survey also indicated that 54% believe media reports on the warnings are politically motivated.
- 01Most Israelis trust Netanyahu over media on pre-Oct. 7 warnings.
- 0253% believe Netanyahu, 46% trust journalists on warnings.
- 0354% see media reports on warnings as politically motivated.
- 04Poll also gauged trust in Netanyahu based on UAE meeting.
- 05Survey of 573 adults conducted by NEXT DATA.
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