Pew Survey Reveals Decline in Global Confidence in Israel and Netanyahu
A recent Pew Research Center survey indicates a significant decline in Israel's global image and confidence in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The survey, which included 44,657 respondents across 36 countries, found that 67% of adults hold an unfavorable view of Israel, with only 25% viewing the country favorably. This marks a notable shift in perception, particularly in countries traditionally allied with Israel. The survey also highlights a generational and ideological divide, with younger and more liberal respondents expressing more negative views. In the United States, 59% of respondents reported a lack of confidence in Netanyahu, while 27% expressed trust. Among American Jews, 64% held favorable views of Israel, but 56% lacked confidence in Netanyahu. 
