From Poll: Less than 4% of Jewish Israelis believe Netanyahu is reliable source of info on war
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks about the Israel-Hamas war during a press conference on November 11, 2023. (Marc Israel Sellem/POOL)
A recent poll finds that less than 4 percent of the Jewish Israeli public believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a reliable source of information on the ongoing war between Israel and the Hamas terror group.
The figure rose slightly to 6.63% among right-wing voters.
In stark contrast, 73.7% believe IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari to be the most reliable source of information on the conflict.
The survey by Bar Ilan University along with polling company iPanel examined the consumption of news and information in the first four weeks of the war, since the Hamas terror group’s murderous assault on October 7.
The poll questioned 505 Israelis who were representative of the Jewish population. No margin of error was given.
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