Declining trust of Zionist citizens in Netanyahu’s cabinet’
According to Al Jazeera, the plunge of the Zionist regime into the swamp of the Gaza war and the revelation of the disagreement between the Prime Minister of this regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the army on how to proceed with the war, has caused a split in public opinion in the occupied territories.
Based on this, the latest polls in the occupied territories show that half of the Zionists do not trust the cabinet of this regime to do what is in line with Israel’s interests.
Among the Zionists, there is a deep gap between the left and right parties, so that more extreme rightists trust the coalition cabinet and leftists have less trust.
As Netanyahu’s popularity has plummeted since the October 7 attack, other Zionist politicians have seen jumps in public approval.
Yoav Gallant, the Minister of War of the Zionist regime, is the most popular figure in the occupied territories with 61% approval rating. Benny Gantz, a former war cabinet official who resigned due to differences with Netanyahu, is also in the next place with 51 percent of public approval.
However, it is unlikely that any party will be able to win the majority of seats in the parliament to form the cabinet in the upcoming elections in the occupied territories. Since the political system of the Zionist regime is parliamentary, if the parties are unable to obtain a majority, the larger parties will form a coalition cabinet.