I hesitate to suggest anything positive has come out of the attack by Hamas on Israel but......

[berg80]

...this is a positive for the future of peace.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu​

One issue we’ve discussed since Saturday’s attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round the flag boost for the government of Benjamin Netanyahu? As I’ve tried to argue, it was not at all clear this would be the case. There’s been a great deal of anecdotal and reported evidence to the contrary. If you watch Israeli media there’s clearly been a vast upsurge of social solidarity and support for retaliation against Hamas (that civilians in Gaza will pay a heavy price for). But there’s been very, very little evidence of any surge in support for Netanyahu or his government. Indeed, we see signs of a volcanic anger against his government over its responsibility for the events of last weekend. There have been a number of viral videos of members of the coalition heckled in public or shouted down or forced to leave events in response to public anger.

Now we have one of the first polls and it appears to confirm all of that, a vast sea of public anger and catastrophic loss of support for Netanyahu’s government.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu

One issue we've discussed since Saturday's attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round…

talkingpointsmemo.com

 

[BackAgain]

What a scumbag. Bug, that is.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

OP just gulps down the western propaganda. It's becoming easier to see how so many will fall into the delusion and not even question.

 

[martybegan]

...this is a positive for the future of peace.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu​

One issue we’ve discussed since Saturday’s attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round the flag boost for the government of Benjamin Netanyahu? As I’ve tried to argue, it was not at all clear this would be the case. There’s been a great deal of anecdotal and reported evidence to the contrary. If you watch Israeli media there’s clearly been a vast upsurge of social solidarity and support for retaliation against Hamas (that civilians in Gaza will pay a heavy price for). But there’s been very, very little evidence of any surge in support for Netanyahu or his government. Indeed, we see signs of a volcanic anger against his government over its responsibility for the events of last weekend. There have been a number of viral videos of members of the coalition heckled in public or shouted down or forced to leave events in response to public anger.

Now we have one of the first polls and it appears to confirm all of that, a vast sea of public anger and catastrophic loss of support for Netanyahu’s government.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu

One issue we've discussed since Saturday's attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round…

talkingpointsmemo.com

That doesn't mean their support will go to a Munich style "peace at any price" soft lefty.

 

[Sixties Fan]

...this is a positive for the future of peace.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu​

One issue we’ve discussed since Saturday’s attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round the flag boost for the government of Benjamin Netanyahu? As I’ve tried to argue, it was not at all clear this would be the case. There’s been a great deal of anecdotal and reported evidence to the contrary. If you watch Israeli media there’s clearly been a vast upsurge of social solidarity and support for retaliation against Hamas (that civilians in Gaza will pay a heavy price for). But there’s been very, very little evidence of any surge in support for Netanyahu or his government. Indeed, we see signs of a volcanic anger against his government over its responsibility for the events of last weekend. There have been a number of viral videos of members of the coalition heckled in public or shouted down or forced to leave events in response to public anger.

Now we have one of the first polls and it appears to confirm all of that, a vast sea of public anger and catastrophic loss of support for Netanyahu’s government.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu

One issue we've discussed since Saturday's attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round…

talkingpointsmemo.com

This is not the time.

ALL Israelis, including many Christians, Muslims, Druze, Ba-hai and Beddouins, are for the government to do what it must to protect the country and its population.


Let us all wait for the end of this war and then the Israelis will decide what THEY are going to do.

 

[irosie91]

OP just gulps down the western propaganda. It's becoming easier to see how so many will fall into the delusion and not even question.

considering the circumstances, I don't thing that the poll is
significant

 

[Esdraelon]

OP just gulps down the western propaganda. It's becoming easier to see how so many will fall into the delusion and not even question.

That was also made abundantly clear with the plandemic

 

[Esdraelon]

This is not the time.

ALL Israelis, including many Christians, Muslims, Druze, Ba-hai and Beddouins, are for the government to do what it must to protect the country and its population.


Let us all wait for the end of this war and then the Israelis will decide what THEY are going to do.

The reality is that it happened on his watch and they have every right to be angry, however, the nation is at war and when Israel is under attack they come together. The politics can wait until Hamas has been totally deracinated from every part of that enclave.

 

[berg80]

OP just gulps down the western propaganda.

It was a poll conducted by an Israeli newspaper......brain stem.

 

[berg80]

The reality is that it happened on his watch and they have every right to be angry, however, the nation is at war and when Israel is under attack they come together. The politics can wait until Hamas has been totally deracinated from every part of that enclave.

That is essentially what the poll showed. National unity, but a fall in support for Bibi's party.

If you watch Israeli media there’s clearly been a vast upsurge of social solidarity and support for retaliation against Hamas (that civilians in Gaza will pay a heavy price for). But there’s been very, very little evidence of any surge in support for Netanyahu or his government.

 

[TNHarley]

Why doesnt your article link to it? Im just supposed to take the word of a website called "talking points memo?"

 

[berg80]

considering the circumstances, I don't thing that the poll is
significant

As the article points out it's a snapshot in time. A volatile time. But the initial reaction is not good for Bibi and that's good for Israel.

 

[berg80]

Why doesnt your article link to it? Im just supposed to take the word of a website called "talking points memo?"

Poll shows backing for Netanyahu imploding, Gantz taking the rudder

* * *

www.timesofisrael.com

Gosh you folks are lazy.

 

[bendog]

...this is a positive for the future of peace.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu​

One issue we’ve discussed since Saturday’s attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round the flag boost for the government of Benjamin Netanyahu? As I’ve tried to argue, it was not at all clear this would be the case. There’s been a great deal of anecdotal and reported evidence to the contrary. If you watch Israeli media there’s clearly been a vast upsurge of social solidarity and support for retaliation against Hamas (that civilians in Gaza will pay a heavy price for). But there’s been very, very little evidence of any surge in support for Netanyahu or his government. Indeed, we see signs of a volcanic anger against his government over its responsibility for the events of last weekend. There have been a number of viral videos of members of the coalition heckled in public or shouted down or forced to leave events in response to public anger.

Now we have one of the first polls and it appears to confirm all of that, a vast sea of public anger and catastrophic loss of support for Netanyahu’s government.

Poll Shows Catastrophic Drop Off in Support for Netanyahu

One issue we've discussed since Saturday's attacks is what effect the Hamas attacks and subsequent Israel-Hamas war would have on public opinion in Israel. Specifically, would there be a rally round…

talkingpointsmemo.com

I dunno. Not a Bibi fan, but ..... he only came back into vogue after Fatah turned down Barak's peace offer brokered by WJC. I doubt Israel embraces the Pale cause. So while Bibi will be tossed out, I don't think we'll see a "peace" govt. More like turn Gaza into more of a prison with a land mine guarded DMZ

I appreciate the thread, but right now I don't give a shit about any Palestinians ... not with the hostages locked in holes.

 

[TNHarley]

Poll shows backing for Netanyahu imploding, Gantz taking the rudder

* * *

www.timesofisrael.com

Gosh you folks are lazy.

You posted an article that didnt even have the link to the poll in it and everyone else is the lazy one?

 

[Edgetho]

Why doesnt your article link to it? Im just supposed to take the word of a website called "talking points memo?"

TPM is a pile of shit. Which says a lot about the OP and/or where he got it.

 

[konradv]

That doesn't mean their support will go to a Munich style "peace at any price" soft lefty.

Zelensky agrees.

 

[okfine]

Israeli cabinet ministers heckled out of hospitals as they try to visit the wounded

A cabinet minister was banished by a doctor angry at the government, which is taking heat for its policies and failure to thwart Hamas.

forward.com

 

[berg80]

You posted an article that didnt even have the link to the poll in it and everyone else is the lazy one?

It took me 15 seconds to find a second source. You could have done the same but you preferred whining.

 

[TNHarley]

It took me 15 seconds to find a second source. You could have done the same but you preferred whining.

Learn to make OPs, worthless.