Tag: Mina Tzemach

According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, since the April 9 Knesset elections, the number of voters has increased by 0.8%, which is about 48,000 people.

Should Netanyahu fail to cobble together a coalition government, then either Gantz or Lapid would have to invite Kahlon into their government.

Netanyahu continues to lead Gantz and Lapid as the favorite to be the next PM.

60% of the public are dissatisfied with the performance of Benjamin Netanyahu as defense minister and Moshe Kahlon as finance minister.

A Saturday night poll showed that should Labor appoint Benny Gantz to head its Knesset list, the party could pick up 24 seats, compared with Likud's 26.

Labor Chairman Avi Gabai hit a new low in his popularity with a measly 3%.

The survey changes dramatically when it comes to the winner in the second round, in favor of Minister Zeev Elkin.

Bennett, 46, aspired to become Defense Minister after the last elections. He still aspires to it, and sees himself as the natural leader of the entire national camp – not only of the knitted yarmulkes.

When asked who is best suited to be Israel's next prime minister, 36% of respondents supported Netanyahu—graft investigations and all. None of the above received 25%.

59% said they agree or quite agree with the president, while only 26% say they do not agree or quite disagree. 15% said they did not know.

There has been a gradual decrease of (Jewish) Israelis' willingness to agree to a withdrawal from Judea and Samaria as part of a peace agreement – from 60% in 2005 to 36% in 2017.

A Mina Tzemach poll results publicized yesterday, indicate that most Israelis don't have much hope for the current Peace negotiations.