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Israeli Public Rates Government Ministers Poorly in New Survey
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
A July 2026 survey shows Israeli government ministers, especially Education Minister Yoav Kish, receive poor public ratings. Most respondents credit former U.S. President Trump for returning hostages, oppose Netanyahu's leadership, and reject the new Basic Law on Torah Study.
- 01All surveyed Israeli ministers receive predominantly negative public ratings.
- 02Education Minister Yoav Kish gets the lowest approval, even among Netanyahu supporters.
- 0358% credit former U.S. President Trump for returning hostages, only 28% credit Netanyahu's government.
- 0458% prefer a prime minister other than Netanyahu; 33% support his continuation.
- 0566% oppose the new Basic Law on Torah Study defining it as a fundamental value.
- 06Likud leads with 22 seats; anti-Netanyahu bloc holds a parliamentary majority of 68.5 seats.
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