That's Right!
This poll by the ZOA confirms what I wrote last night. Olmert crossed the line at Amona following the Hamas victory. His refusal of an investigation only made it worse. See ya Jihad.
"A poll by a leading Israeli agency shows a majority of Israelis oppose more withdrawals under the current circumstances and reveals that a third of the country is still unsure who to vote for.
The poll shows that the Israeli public, including a large percentage of Kadima voters, does not support additional significant unilateral withdrawals if it becomes clear that the PA will not fight terror and that US President George W. Bush's Road Map Plan is therefore impossible to implement.
The Maagar Mochot poll, carried out by Professor Yitzchak Katz this past Sunday and Monday, also revealed a startling public-opinion trend glossed over by other pollsters in recent months - that the nation is not convinced that Kadima or Likud deserve their vote. Analysts say that this leaves room for the Nationalists and Religious Zionists to attract votes on an anti-withdrawal platform -one-third of the population refused to reveal who they would vote for, or otherwise said they were undecided when questioned by pollsters.
The survey also demonstrates that the lack of support for further withdrawals in the current political climate is even present within Kadima voters, with 46% unwilling to vocalize support for such withdrawals and 32% of self-proclaimed Kadima voters denying that a vote for Kadima is a vote for further retreats. These results illustrate the confusing message of the Kadima Party, whose leaders, Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz both advocate further unilateral withdrawals in response to the victory of Hamas. Kadima's spokespeople and election campaign, however, consists of ambiguous statements and pictures of comatose Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.
The poll was commissioned by the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) and consisted of a representative ..."
Complete story:
Arutz Sheva - Israel National News:
"A poll by a leading Israeli agency shows a majority of Israelis oppose more withdrawals under the current circumstances and reveals that a third of the country is still unsure who to vote for.
The poll shows that the Israeli public, including a large percentage of Kadima voters, does not support additional significant unilateral withdrawals if it becomes clear that the PA will not fight terror and that US President George W. Bush's Road Map Plan is therefore impossible to implement.
The Maagar Mochot poll, carried out by Professor Yitzchak Katz this past Sunday and Monday, also revealed a startling public-opinion trend glossed over by other pollsters in recent months - that the nation is not convinced that Kadima or Likud deserve their vote. Analysts say that this leaves room for the Nationalists and Religious Zionists to attract votes on an anti-withdrawal platform -one-third of the population refused to reveal who they would vote for, or otherwise said they were undecided when questioned by pollsters.
The survey also demonstrates that the lack of support for further withdrawals in the current political climate is even present within Kadima voters, with 46% unwilling to vocalize support for such withdrawals and 32% of self-proclaimed Kadima voters denying that a vote for Kadima is a vote for further retreats. These results illustrate the confusing message of the Kadima Party, whose leaders, Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz both advocate further unilateral withdrawals in response to the victory of Hamas. Kadima's spokespeople and election campaign, however, consists of ambiguous statements and pictures of comatose Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.
The poll was commissioned by the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) and consisted of a representative ..."
Complete story:
Arutz Sheva - Israel National News:
posted by Barry Freedman at 4:02 PM
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