Three-fourths of Israelis believe that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government is managing the conflict with Lebanon’s Hezbollah “very poorly,” according to a new survey, Anadolu reports.

The survey, conducted by Israel’s Channel 12, indicated widespread dissatisfaction with Netanyahu’s handling of the conflict as well as suspicions over his motives in handling the hostage issue.

According to the survey results, 75 per cent of Israelis rated the government’s management of the conflict in northern Israeli with Hezbollah as “very poor.”

In contrast, only 18pc of respondents believe the government is handling the war “well,” while 7pc said they “don’t know.”

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