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  1. Netanyahu praised security forces while Ben-Gvir oversaw operations in the West Bank following the Oct 7 Hamas attacks.
  2. Eisenkot warns of approaching chaos in the West Bank as Ben-Gvir expands policing and Smotrich transfers powers.
  3. Gadi Eisenkot challenges Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections amid political tensions in the West Bank.
  4. Political parties are neck-and-neck in polls, and former allies have begun running separate parties.

A university survey measures public confidence in Benjamin Netanyahu, citing Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett as potential alternatives.

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A university survey measures public confidence in Benjamin Netanyahu, citing Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett as potential alternatives.

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  1. The survey links the election outcome to Israel's future approach to Gaza.1 source
  2. Survey results indicate low public confidence in Netanyahu, highlighting Eisenkot and Bennett as alternatives.1 source
  3. Far-right parties are outperforming Netanyahu's Likud in popularity polls.1 source

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Within Netanyahu praised security forces while Ben-Gvir oversaw operations in the West Bank following the Oct 7 Hamas attacks.

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