By Palestine Chronicle Staff 
66% of Israeli Public Wants Netanyahu to Retire: Poll
A recent poll by Israeli Channel 12 revealed that two-thirds of the Israeli public prefers Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to retire from politics and not seek a seventh term. Despite this, Netanyahu has resisted calls for early elections. The ongoing genocidal war in Gaza adds to the international scrutiny of the situation.
Recent Poll Trends
Netanyahu’s popularity has been on a decline as shown in recent polls. One survey indicated that only 35% view him as suitable for prime minister, while former ally Benny Gantz gains favor. The political landscape in Israel remains uncertain, with calls for early elections echoing in the country.
Gantz’s Resignation
Benny Gantz recently resigned from the unity government, urging Netanyahu to call for early elections. These developments indicate a period of political upheaval and transition in Israel, further fueled by the ongoing conflict.
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
The devastating war in Gaza has led to a significant humanitarian crisis, with casualties rising and the population facing displacement and famine. As the situation unfolds, the need for political stability and effective governance becomes paramount for the region’s recovery.
(PC, Anadolu)