According to the poll, 23% support subjecting the Gaza Strip to the rule of “moderate Arab countries”; 18% support the rule of an international power; 11% support the rule of the Palestinian Authority; And 8% support holding elections. 

* Another poll: 43% see Netanyahu’s performance versus Biden as “not correct.”

A public opinion poll in Israel regarding who should rule the Gaza Strip after the current war waged by Israel stated that 22% support the imposition of Israeli military rule, and 23% support the Strip to be governed by “moderate Arab countries.”

This poll was conducted by the Truman Institute at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and was published by the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper today, Friday, and included a sample representative of the adult population in Israel, which included 1,534 Jews and 334 Arabs.

In their response to the question, 18% considered that the Gaza Strip should be annexed to Israel, and 18% said that the Strip should be governed by an international force, while 11% supported that the Gaza Strip be subject to the rule of the Palestinian Authority, and 8% said that elections should be held in the Strip.

In another poll published today by Maariv newspaper, 43% considered that the performance of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu versus US President Joe Biden was “not correct” in everything related to the war on Gaza.

However, 36% said that Netanyahu's performance was "correct," while 18% responded that they had no opinion about that.

63% of Likud Party voters said that Netanyahu’s performance was “correct,” and 12% considered that his performance was “not correct,” but in the view of 95% of “National Camp” voters, Netanyahu’s performance was “not correct.” Likewise, in the opinion of 68% of Yesh Atid voters.