US EditionMajority of Israelis Say Netanyahu Should Not Run in Upcoming Elections, Poll Shows
- Fifty-Two percent of Israelis believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should not run for re-election, indicating a significant political crisis, according to a recent poll by Channel 12.
- The survey shows deep dissatisfaction with Netanyahu's leadership amid ongoing issues like war in Gaza and economic hardship, revealing systemic instability within the government.
- Calls for early elections are growing, reflecting a desire for change in leadership and governance as protests against Netanyahu intensify.
- Analysts warn that Israel's internal dysfunction could impact its geopolitical standing, especially in relations with the U.S. and neighboring countries.
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52% Against Him: The Explosive Netanyahu Rejection Shaking Israel’s Leadership - teleSUR English
A new Netanyahu rejection poll reveals 52% of Israelis oppose his re-election, signaling deep political crisis and growing calls for early elections in 2026. Related: Israel Postpones West Bank Annexation Amid Global Backlash 52% Against Him: The Explosive Netanyahu Rejection Shaking Israel’s Leadership In a dramatic sign of eroding confidence, 52% of Israeli citizens now believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should not run in the next natio…
Analysts begin to contemplate the option of advanced elections, due to the discontent of the population towards the current cabinet.
A majority of Israelis think their Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, should not run in the upcoming elections, according to a poll published last night on Channel 12. Specifically, 52 percent of Israelis think he should not run, compared to 41 percent who think he should and 7 percent who are not sure. When asked who should lead Netanyahu's Likud party if it's not him, 48 percent of respondents said they are not sure or that none of the option…
A majority of Israelis, 52 percent, believe that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should not run in the next elections.
Middle East Summary, October 25, 2025. Analysts begin to contemplate the option of advanced elections, due to the discontent of the population towards the current cabinet. In a context of increasing political instability, 52 percent of Israeli citizens believe that Netanyahu should not stand in the next elections. Faced with this scenario, Yossi [...] The Palestinian entry. Israelis reject Netanyahu’s candidacy in upcoming elections according to…
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