The majority of Israeli citizens have accepted defeat in the Gaza war
Israelis are divided on whether a deal to halt the Gaza War and free the captives is acceptable.Tel Aviv: The Israeli people were also compelled to acknowledge that they were at war with Gaza, as the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas forced Israel, a nation far stronger than itself, to kneel in the conflict.
The Israeli public, with 68 percent of Israelis believing Israel is far from "victory" in the Gaza conflict, has accepted their nation's defeat at the hands of Hamas.In an Israeli media study, 12 News found that two-thirds of Israelis thought it was more necessary for the hostages to return than to keep up the battle in Gaza. Sixty-seven percent believe that ending the conflict is less vital than getting the hostages back.
Yesterday, Mossad chief David Barnia visited Qatar to discuss the arrangement after Hamas accepted the request to negotiate the release of the hostages.Of those asked why they thought the war had not finished yet, 54% pointed to the political stance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. An operational problem was cited by 34% of respondents.
According to 68 percent of Israelis surveyed, Israel is nowhere close to winning the Gaza conflict as Netanyahu had predicted.According to the survey, Netanyahu is currently the most despised person in Israel and his popularity has all but vanished. Sixty-eight percent of those surveyed thought Netanyahu did a bad job.
New elections should be held as quickly as feasible, according to 43% of respondents. Whereas 29% thought it need should be completed as soon as the conflict is over.It should be mentioned that the Netanyahu administration ultimately intended to leave the Gaza conflict after Hamas killed hundreds of Israeli soldiers there. Netanyahu must, however, decide how to portray the war's official end to his people as a win.
