Channel 1’s poll also features respondents’ answers as to their preferred candidate for prime minister.
Here, Netanyahu is ahead with 24 percent, followed by Lapid’s 17%.
Education Minister Naftali Bennett gets 8%, then opposition head Isaac Herzog and Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman with 7%.
Bringing up the rear are two erstwhile generals, former chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi with 6%, and Ehud Barak, who has already served as prime minister. He receives a paltry 2%, which doesn’t bode well for his emerging campaign.
Fully 29% of respondents didn’t warm to any of the options.
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