According to a survey, up to 62 percent of Israelis believe that the government has lost the confidence of the population.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu realizes that if he did not approve the plan to occupy the city of Gaza, his government would have fallen, the Israeli daily Maariv sources from the Israeli army said. According to the latest survey, up to 62 percent of the public believe that the current government has lost the confidence of the majority of the population. TASR reports this based on Sky News and The Times of Israel (Toi).
46 percent of respondents think that the government should sign an agreement to terminate the war
“Netanyahu understands that without (surgery in Gaza) he cannot keep his government – it would fall apart,” a defense source told Maariv. The military plan to occupy the city of Gaza in the Palestinian enclave was approved by the Israeli Defense Department on Wednesday and also took the profession of approximately 60,000 midfielder. The Israeli army began on the same day.
Maariv’s survey conducted on Wednesday and Thursday – asked more than 500 respondents whether they think the Israeli government is currently confident in the nation. Only 27 percent agreed and 46 percent believe that they should sign a comprehensive agreement to terminate the war in the Gaza Strip.
Only from Saturday morning in Gaza 37 people, including children, died
Al-Jazeera Arab news television reported that at least 37 people, including several children, died in the Palestinian enclave, in the Palestinian enclave.
According to Sky News, the Ministry of Health, under the administration of the Hamas militant movement, said that within the last 24 hours, another eight people had died in the Gaza Strip for malnutrition. The Integrated Classification of Food Security phases (IPC) supported by the United Nations (UN) only officially announced the state of famine in Gaza on Friday.
