Which character has the most chance to replace Netanyahu in Likud?

according to the Hebrew group Tasnim News Agency, Channel 12 of the Zionist regime announced, the results of the last comment A poll published on Friday evening shows that more than seventy percent of Likud members have a replacement for Netanyahu in their minds, while Yossi Cohen is at the top of the list and is said to be likely to succeed Benjamin Netanyahu as Likud leader.

This Hebrew-language media emphasized that the purpose of this survey is to find the personality that the members of the Likud party intend to replace Netanyahu, because in order to create The extensive change and transformation in the political structure, and the most important of which is the end of Netanyahu’s government after 6 terms as prime minister, should be a consensus figure.

Within the framework of this goal, a survey conducted among official members of the Likud party revealed that Cohen has won 18% of the total votes, surpassing the rest of the possible candidates.

Likud members to the question of channel 12 of the Zionist regime TV that asked: Who should be the leader of the Likud party in the upcoming elections? After Yossi Cohen, War Minister Yoaf Galant received 12 percent of the Likud vote, to come in second place, while Israel’s Justice Minister Yario Levin came in third with 11 percent of the vote, Nir Barkat with 8 percent. took the fourth place.

Meanwhile, 9 percent declared that the 8 names announced in this poll are qualified. The party leadership does not know.

According to this Hebrew media, although 18% of Likud members mentioned Yossi Cohen, 20% of them also declared did, they do not know who can replace Netanyahu in the leadership of Likud, but 71 percent of Likud members spoke of someone other than Netanyahu.

Likud members also answered another question regarding which cases they think will have the most important influence priority in the upcoming elections, and expressed their opinions by giving percentage points to each case and considering the possibility of encroachment on more than out of 100 percent, the results are as follows.

55 percent of the participants stated that the war in the north and the south is the most important case. 48% declared the economic situation as the most important issue, 41% called the defeat on October 7 the most influential issue, and 25% considered the Haredim’s military service in the army to be the most important issue.

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