Polls: Public supports large military operation over ceasefire
Polls: Public supports large military operation over ceasefire 44%:33%;
Labor-Likud government 53%:35%
Telephone poll of a representative sample of 514 adult Israelis (including Arab Israelis) carried out by Maaga Mohot Survey Institute (headed by Professor Yitzchak Katz for Israel Radio’s “Its all Talk” on 11 June 2008. Statistical error +/- 4.5 percentage points.
Do you today support signing a ceasefire agreement with Hamas or a large military operation in Gaza?
Total: Ceasefire 33% Operation 44% Other 23%
Kadima voters: Ceasefire 33% Operation 38% Other 29%
Likud voters: Ceasefire 17% Operation 81% Other 2%
Labor voters: Ceasefire 64% Operation 21% Other 15%
Total: Ceasefire 33% Operation 44% Other 23%
Kadima voters: Ceasefire 33% Operation 38% Other 29%
Likud voters: Ceasefire 17% Operation 81% Other 2%
Labor voters: Ceasefire 64% Operation 21% Other 15%
Does the Government headed by Ehud Olmert have the mandate today to decide on a large military operation?
Total: No 50% Yes 39% Other 11%
Kadima voters: No 50% Yes 45% Other 5%
Likud voters: No 71% Yes 25% Other 4%
Labor voters: No 36% Yes 50% Other 14%
Total: No 50% Yes 39% Other 11%
Kadima voters: No 50% Yes 45% Other 5%
Likud voters: No 71% Yes 25% Other 4%
Labor voters: No 36% Yes 50% Other 14%
Does the Government headed by Ehud Olmert have the mandate today to make decisions in a major state(diplomatic) process?
Total: No 54% Yes 37% Other 9%
Kadima voters: No 48% Yes 52%
Likud voters: No 75% Yes 12% Other 13%
Labor voters: No 21% Yes 71% Other 8%
Total: No 54% Yes 37% Other 9%
Kadima voters: No 48% Yes 52%
Likud voters: No 75% Yes 12% Other 13%
Labor voters: No 21% Yes 71% Other 8%
Should the Knesset have a vote to go to new elections before or after the cross examination of Talansky on 17 July?
Total: Before 45% After 22% Never 17% Other 16%
Kadima voters: Before 36% After 21% Never 29% Other 14%
Likud voters: Before 88% After 2% Never 8% Other 2%
Labor voters: Before 7% After 29% Never 36% Other 28%
Total: Before 45% After 22% Never 17% Other 16%
Kadima voters: Before 36% After 21% Never 29% Other 14%
Likud voters: Before 88% After 2% Never 8% Other 2%
Labor voters: Before 7% After 29% Never 36% Other 28%
Of the following candidates, who would you prefer to head Kadima and be its candidate for prime minister assuming that Ehud Olmert does not run for these positions (IMRA: there are not direct elections for prime minister in Israel)
Total: Livni 37% Mofaz 23% Dichter 13% Shetreet 4% Other replies 23%
Kadima: Livni 49% Mofaz 31% Ditcher 11% Shetreet 5% Other 4%
Likud voters: Livni 17% Mofaz 46% Ditcher 5% Shetreet 7% Other 25%
Labor voters: Livni 69% Mofaz 14% Ditcher 5% Shetreet 5% Other 7%
Total: Livni 37% Mofaz 23% Dichter 13% Shetreet 4% Other replies 23%
Kadima: Livni 49% Mofaz 31% Ditcher 11% Shetreet 5% Other 4%
Likud voters: Livni 17% Mofaz 46% Ditcher 5% Shetreet 7% Other 25%
Labor voters: Livni 69% Mofaz 14% Ditcher 5% Shetreet 5% Other 7%
Should prime minister Ehud Olmert dismiss the ministers from the Labor and Shas parties if they vote in the preliminary Knesset vote to advance the elections?
Total: No 53% Yes 26% Other 21%
Kadima voters: No 52% Yes 31% Other 17%
Likud voters: No 67% Yes 12% Other 21%
Labor voters: No 64% Yes 12% Other 24%
Shas voters: No 57% Yes 29% Other 14%
Total: No 53% Yes 26% Other 21%
Kadima voters: No 52% Yes 31% Other 17%
Likud voters: No 67% Yes 12% Other 21%
Labor voters: No 64% Yes 12% Other 24%
Shas voters: No 57% Yes 29% Other 14%
Do you support or oppose an alternative government of Likud and Labor that acts to advance elections in the Knesset?
Total: Support 53% Oppose 35% Other 12%
Kadima voters: Support 57% Oppose 38% Other 5%
Likud voters: Support 75% Oppose 13% Other 12%
Labor voters: Support 43% Oppose 50% Other 7%
Total: Support 53% Oppose 35% Other 12%
Kadima voters: Support 57% Oppose 38% Other 5%
Likud voters: Support 75% Oppose 13% Other 12%
Labor voters: Support 43% Oppose 50% Other 7%
(Source: IMRA)
Tags: Gaza, Israel, military operation