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Half of Israelis Back Unity Govt, Yet Reject Netanyahu, Eisenkot

7/1/2026

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A Direct Polls survey for i24NEWS found 50% of Israeli voters favor a broad national-unity government after the next election.
Among those who support unity, 57% identify with the current governing coalition and 43% with the opposition bloc.
Opposition voters reject Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heading a unity government, with 83% saying no.
Seventy percent of coalition voters reject Gadi Eisenkot as prime minister in a unity government.

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A Direct Polls survey for i24NEWS found 50% of Israeli voters favor a broad national-unity government after the next election.
Among those who support unity, 57% identify with the current governing coalition and 43% with the opposition bloc.
Opposition voters reject Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heading a unity government, with 83% saying no.
Seventy percent of coalition voters reject Gadi Eisenkot as prime minister in a unity government.