Less than 4 percent of Jewish Israelis trust Netanyahu on war

Less than four percent of Jewish Israelis trust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the most reliable source of information on the war, according to a new survey. 

The study was carried out by Bar Ilan University, polling 505 Jewish Israelis at the end of the first month of the conflict. 

Among right-wing voters, trust in Netanyahu was also low compared to other sources of information, at just 6.63 percent. 

That was in contrast to Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari, who was chosen as the most reliable source of information by 73.7 percent of respondents. 

The respondents were largely dissatisfied with Israeli news outlets, with 73 percent turning to Telegram since the start of the war.