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(Ynet News) According to a War and Peace Index survey conducted by the B. I. Cohen Institute of Tel Aviv University on 3-4 May, 56% of Israelis give Prime Minister Netanyahu a good or very good grade for managing U.S.-Israeli relations, while 33% give him a poor or very poor grade. President Obama gets a good or very good grade from only 43% of respondents, while 48% give him a poor or very poor grade on managing relations with Israel. 73% of the Israeli public say that no matter what Israel does or how far it goes toward resolving the conflict with the Palestinians, the world will keep being very critical of it. At the same time, 64% think it is very urgent or urgent for Israel to resume talks with the Palestinians. 2010-05-10 08:28:25Full Article
Poll: Israelis Blame Obama for U.S.-Israel Crisis
(Ynet News) According to a War and Peace Index survey conducted by the B. I. Cohen Institute of Tel Aviv University on 3-4 May, 56% of Israelis give Prime Minister Netanyahu a good or very good grade for managing U.S.-Israeli relations, while 33% give him a poor or very poor grade. President Obama gets a good or very good grade from only 43% of respondents, while 48% give him a poor or very poor grade on managing relations with Israel. 73% of the Israeli public say that no matter what Israel does or how far it goes toward resolving the conflict with the Palestinians, the world will keep being very critical of it. At the same time, 64% think it is very urgent or urgent for Israel to resume talks with the Palestinians. 2010-05-10 08:28:25Full Article
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