66% of Israelis want Netanyahu to resign if indicted for corruption

Some 66 percent of the Israeli public believes that Netanyahu should resign if he is indicted in either of the corruption cases against him, a new poll by Channel 10 reveals.

According to the survey, 51%, just over half, say they don’t believe the prime minister’s assertions of innocence, according to a poll published on Sunday.

According to the TV station’s survey of 751 respondents, Netanyahu’s Likud leads the other political parties.

The Likud’s Gideon Sa’ar is best poised to be elected to the premiership if Netanyahu was out of the running, the poll finds.

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