Poll reveals 4 out of every 5 Jews hold the government responsible

86 percent of those who participated in the poll believe that the government created a security vulnerability, and 56 percent think that Prime Minister Netanyahu should resign.

THE ATTACK BEGAN WITH ROCKET FIRE

Attacks from Gaza against Israel began on October 7 with a comprehensive operation launched by the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, which they called "Al-Aqsa Flood."

While thousands of rockets were fired from Gaza, Palestinian armed groups seized the border crossing and entered Israel.

THERE ARE MANY DEAD AND WOUNDED

The Israeli army also declared war on Gaza and launched attacks with dozens of fighter jets. In Gaza, 1,354 people lost their lives, while 6,049 people were injured.

In Israel, 1,300 people died and 3,300 people were injured. In the West Bank, 31 Palestinians were killed and approximately 180 people were injured as a result of attacks by Israeli forces and Jewish settlers.

NO TRUST IN THE GOVERNMENT

Following the crisis in Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu and opposition leader Gantz agreed to form an "emergency government." It was announced that this government would not take any decisions unrelated to the war.

Netanyahu, Gantz, and Defense Minister Gallant were included in the war cabinet that will manage the attacks against Hamas.