Netanyahu’s rating also fell significantly, from 5.90 to 5.27. Every Likud minister’s popularity fell except for Kahlon, who went up from 6.97 to 7.21 and Shalom, who went up by .01 to 4.95.

A poll conducted by a survey institute and published by Channel 12 revealed that if another round of elections were held today, the Likud would remain the largest party with 37 seats—up from the ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu handily won his Likud party leadership primary ... may call early elections to capitalize on high popularity ratings and possibly win a second term ...

Likud's popularity has risen in the past month while a party headed by former journalist Yair Lapid has become less influential, a recent poll conducted by the Geocartography Group revealed on Sunday.

A poll taken following the resumption of diplomatic talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority has found that the Likud-Beytenu party is enjoying a slight boost in popularity - despite the ...

A new survey of Israeli public opinion suggests that the right-wing Likud party has maintained its popularity despite an ongoing corruption probe into its leader, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.