A June 21 poll by Hebrew University of Jerusalem and think‑tank Agam Lab (survey June 17–20, n=3,644) shows Prime Minister Netanyahu’s support dropped to 29.4% from 40.5% in early March. 72.5% said they do not trust Netanyahu; 56.4% described his handling of military operations as failed or poor. 63.2% oppose a US–Iran agreement and 12.1% support one. 48.2% back a large-scale Israeli strike on Hezbollah in Lebanon even if it risks confrontation with the US; 21% oppose. The poll says the Israeli

A June 21 poll by Hebrew University of Jerusalem and think‑tank Agam Lab (survey June 17–20, n=3,644) shows Prime Minister Netanyahu’s support dropped to 29.4% from 40.5% in early March. 72.5% said they do not trust Netanyahu; 56.4% described his handling of military operations as failed or poor. 63.2% oppose a US–Iran agreement and 12.1% support one. 48.2% back a large-scale Israeli strike on Hezbollah in Lebanon even if it risks confrontation with the US; 21% oppose. The poll says the Israeli government faces a crisis of confidence.