"Polls Reveal Divided Israeli Opinions on Gaza War and Leadership"
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A Pew Research survey reveals that a majority of Israelis support their military's response to Hamas in Gaza, with 39% saying it is "about right" and 34% believing it has "not gone far enough." Despite differing opinions on the military action, most Israelis are optimistic about achieving their goals but are concerned about the war's duration. The survey also highlights a lack of consensus on Gaza's future governance and growing criticism of Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Biden's handling of the conflict.
- Israeli views of Gaza war split, Pew Research finds The Washington Post
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- Poll: Half of Jewish Israelis say Israel should run Gaza after the war; 0% say Hamas The Times of Israel
- Gallant most popular in War Cabinet as Netanyahu's approval plummets, survey finds Ynetnews
- Nearly two-thirds of Israelis think Jewish state will achieve war aims, new Pew study suggests - JNS.org JNS.org
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