Poll: Drastic Drop in Support for Israeli Finance Minister Lapid
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by News Editor
Times of Israel – The vast majority of Israelis don’t trust Yair Lapid as finance minister, and an even higher percentage doesn’t believe he’s a worthy candidate to one day replace Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister, a poll released Monday found.
Over 78 percent of the respondents said they didn’t trust Lapid as head of the treasury, compared to the 20% who voiced their confidence in the finance minister and Yesh Atid party chief.
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