Caught on Tuesday morning after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, a delicate one, a delicate one, roads and coffee shops in Jerusalem were busy again. By evening, Israel’s Home Front Command had lifted all public restrictions.
In an open air market, people were returning shopping. Some were just relieved that there was 12-day, which often sent Israel to bomb shelters.
“I feel a little relieved that we are no longer in ware. But it can be difficult because we never know. One day we are in a ceasefire, the next day will have a ceasefire,” Liba Farkish told DW.
Many people here said that they were satisfied with the attack on Iran and praised Prime Minister Netanyahu.
“I think we attacked them at a right time, what exactly we needed to do. I think Netanyahu did the best.
Shopkeeper Awaram Levi said that “Netanyahu has not just done for Israel, it is for the whole world. Iran is a radical religious rule that aims to eradicate Israel,” Lavi, an experienced supporter of Netanyahu’s Likud Party, told DW.
Around 82% of Jewish Israelis supported the Israeli attack and attack on Iran, according to A Recently flash survey By Viterbi Family Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research in the Israel Democracy Institute (IDI).
Netanyahu’s popularity collision
A month ago, Netanyahu’s political fate took a hit. Israel’s longest serving Prime Minister, often referred to as a “magician”, who had faced domestic and international criticism over war operations in Gaza, due to his ability to political crises and has to deny his clear denying that he agrees to make a deal to make a deal to make a deal to Hamas.
Netanyahu can argue that he has given rise to his danger to attack the Israeli fundamentalist and his nuclear program. Iran has long stressed that its nuclear program is peaceful, and American intelligence agencies have concluded that Tehran is currently not demanding to develop nuclear weapons. However, Israeli leaders have argued that Iran was close to collecting an nuclear weapon.
The attack on Iran has helped strengthen the image of Netanyahu after large -scale security failures due to Hamas -led terror attacks on October 7, 2023.
“Regarding Iran’s attack, many are unknown, and we don’t know all the details. But whatever things we saw here since October 7, it is basically a master plan by Iranians. And everyone understood that they need to take care. Israel timeTold DW.
How politically has Netanyahu take it?
While recent elections suggested that Netanyahu’s leakud party gained more support in view of the alleged success of the IT military operation, the picture is more complex. A close eye shows that in Netanyahu’s current coalition government, parties are expected to be much less than a 61 -seat majority, they need to maintain power.
“Those elections have made the situation the same for Netanyahu. They may have won some seats for their party, but this wall is for the party of the extreme right -wing Jewish Power Party. [Itamar] Ben-wise. This means that for Netanyahu, it does not give him too much for a new alliance after the next election, “Sayer said.
“Oho [Netanyahu] Is not the center capable of bringing voters from the center. Therefore, those who oppose Netanyahu kept opposing him. Even with great military success and great strategic success that no one is denying. ,
According to Israel’s Public Diplomacy Directorate, the Iranian missile strike killed 28 people and injured more than 1,000. In Iran, according to the official number, 606 were killed, 5,332 people were injured, although those figures are considered more.
While the Israeli commentator praised the army’s performance in Iran, many questions remain on whether the operation against the Iranian nuclear sites and its ballistic missile program was as successful as Netanyahu claimed. In a statement on Tuesday evening, he said that Israel had “a historic victory, which stood for generations.”
Gaza was under pressure on Netanyahu
Meditation in Israel has now turned into a war with Hamas in Gaza. On Wednesday morning, Israel awakened the news that seven soldiers were killed in Southern Gaza. Israel’s national broadcaster Kan said that he was inside the carrier of armored personnel who set fire to an explosive equipment that was connected to it.
“Sometimes you just need to do the right thing. Trump didn’t do so. If Trump could do it, what can you do. You had an end, here and now, unnecessarily in Gaza,” Ben Caspit, written by an experienced Israeli journalist in the daily. Maraiva Addressing the newspaper, Netanyahu in his article. “Our best sons are dying now there, and for whom? More ‘Destruction of’ Terrorist infrastructure ‘? Are you real? Do you hear yourself?”
The pole has shown continuous major support for a hostage deal with Hamas in Gaza to return the remaining 50 consecutive hostages – surviving and dead – and the termination of enmity will be included.
A senior research fur at the Israeli Demakers (Idi) and a senior research of the Viterbi Family Center for Public Opinion Family Center, said, “This is importing to get some solutions for Netanyahu, which we have come to know that most of his supporters have come to know that the hostage shade is brought to the house, even if it is a concluding war.” “So if he wants to get his support, he should do something in this regard.”
It was echoed by some people on the streets of Jerusalem.
“We free seven soldiers in Gaza. We are in the past with Hamas.
Netanyahu’s critics have long alleged that he does not want to end the war, claiming that he was not ready to agree to a new deal with Hamas that would secure the release of the remaining hostages. His far-flung coalition partners threatened to leave the alliance if he ended the war without topping Hamas, leading to early elections in Israel.
Inball Libovich told DW, “He needs to solve the problem in Gaza before solving our problem in Iran. Most importing things: Gaza and hostage,” Inball Libovich told DW.
Edited by: Rob Madge
