Netanyahu claims victory over Iran – but polling shows many Israelis don't trust him
Summary
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims a military victory against Iran but faces trust issues at home. Recent polls show many Israelis doubt his motives and leadership, particularly in the ongoing conflict with Gaza.Key Facts
- Netanyahu claims a military victory involving Iran.
- Many Israelis do not trust Netanyahu, according to recent polls.
- Netanyahu decided to resume attacks on Gaza, halting a ceasefire process.
- The ceasefire deal, brokered by the U.S., was ending a war and involved hostage exchanges.
- Polls indicate 59% of Israelis want the fighting in Gaza to stop for the hostages' return.
- Netanyahu's political party Likud may struggle to form a majority in the Israeli parliament.
- Almost half of those polled believe Netanyahu's actions are for political reasons.
- Professor Tamar Hermann notes that many Israelis no longer fully trust Netanyahu.
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