On video: People fleeing after rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip, Sderot, May 2, 2023 (documentation on social networks according to Section 27a of the Copyright Law)
The security tensions give their signals in the public's inclinations, and according to a survey published today (Friday) in "Maariv - SofaShavu", a majority of Israelis - 62% - are not satisfied with the government's response to the rocket fire from Gaza.
Only 20% of the public expressed satisfaction with the Israeli response and 18% have no opinion.
The survey was conducted on a representative sample of the adult population in Israel, aged 18 and over, both Jews and Arabs.
The maximum sampling error in the survey is 4.3%.
The voters of the coalition parties are divided into 56% who are satisfied with the response to the shooting, and 30% who are not satisfied.
In the division according to future voting, a large majority (82%) of Otzma Yehudit voters are not satisfied, as are 76% of Shas voters.
IDF attack in Gaza, May 2, 2023 (Photo: Reuters)
In terms of the distribution of mandates, this week the popularity of the state camp led by Benny Gantz reaches its peak, with 31 mandates.
The Likud gets a little stronger and rises to 25 mandates, compared to 23 in the previous poll.
Yesh Atid remains with 17 mandates.
In the summary of mandates, the opposition leads with 67 mandates, including Ra'am and Hadash-Ta'al, compared to the coalition's 53. The Labor Party and Balad do not pass the percentage of obstruction.
In this poll, Benny Gantz wins over Benjamin Netanyahu on the question of suitability for the prime ministership with 41% compared to 33% (26% don't know).
A large majority of the voters of the current coalition parties give their votes to Netanyahu (91%), while Benny Gantz receives 78% of the votes of the opposition parties.
This polarity is also evident in the segmentation according to future voting, although two figures should be noted: 27% of Yesh Atid voters were undecided between Netanyahu and Gantz, as were 22% of Shas voters.
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Receives 78% of the votes of the opposition voters.
Benny Gantz at the State Camp faction meeting, May 1, 2023 (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Another noteworthy finding is the pessimism of the majority of the public (73%) regarding the government's ability to reduce the number of murders in Israel.
Those who maintain optimism in this matter are Otzma Yehudit voters (69%).
Shas voters are the most pessimistic among coalition voters (65%). Among Likud voters, 46% expressed pessimism, and 44% were optimistic).
Otzma Yehudit voters remain optimistic.
Minister of National Security Ben Gabir in a discussion on the murders in Arab society (photo: official website, Itamar Ben Gabir's office)
The full results of the survey in terms of the distribution of mandates:
The state camp led by Gantz, Sa'ar and Eisenkot - 31 mandates
Likud led by Benjamin Netanyahu - 25 seats
Yesh Atid led by Yair Lapid - 17 mandates
Shas led by Aryeh Deri - 10 mandates
Torah Judaism led by Goldknopf and Gaffni - 8 mandates
Yisrael Beytinu led by Avigdor Lieberman - 6 mandates
Otzma Yehudit led by Itamar Ben Gabir - 5 mandates
Hadash-Ta'al led by Ayman Odeh and Ahmed Tibi - 5 mandates
Religious Zionism led by Bezalel Smotritz - 5 mandates
Meretz led by Zehava Galon - 4 mandates
RAM headed by Mansur Abbas - 4 mandates
Distribution of blocks:
Opposition - 67 mandates
Coalition - 53 mandates
Below the blocking percentage:
Labor - 2.9 percent
In Israel - 2.4 percent
The survey was conducted for Ma'ariv newspaper by Dr. Menachem Lazar - Director of Panels Politics. 517 members of the panel of Panel4All respondents participated in the survey to conduct research on the Internet.
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