This is The Guardian.

Over the last two and a half years, polling has repeatedly showed that the Israelis has been

very skeptical of Netanyahu's handling of the war in Gaza.

What's interesting with the Iran war is that we see overwhelming

support for his handling of the war, for his decision to go to war. That doesn't seem to have

translated into political support for returning him to office. So basically, Israelis are

happy he decided to go to war, but they still don't want him to carry on being prime minister.

Four weeks into the Iran war, there is still overwhelming support in Israel for the military action.

But for Prime Minister Bunyman Netanyahu, it's a different story.

His career, legacy and personal freedom may all be on the line.

From The Guardians Today on Focus, this is the latest with me, Lucy

Hoff. I'm joined by Emma Graham Harrison, the Guardian's chief Middle East correspondent based

in Jerusalem. So we want to look at the view from within Israel. Obviously, the war and Netanyahu's

fortunes are closely interlinked, but let's start with the

public support or otherwise for Israel and the US's war in Iran. How popular is the military action

at the moment? So there's been a couple of polls now, both from the beginning of the war and a couple of

weeks in, showing that support for the war among Jewish Israelis is absolutely overwhelming.

It started at over 90%, and it stayed at over 90%, which makes Israel a real outlier internationally.

It's probably the only country in the world where this

war has overwhelming popular support. And despite the fact that there are airroads, 15 people have

been killed, there is this sense of a threat that that support remains that resolute.

Absolutely. I mean, normal life's been very much disrupted,

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