p_p_man
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Source: Guardian 24 February 2002
"Ariel Sharon suffered a humbling finish to the most bruising week of his prime minstership yesterday with opinion polls charting a deepening disenchantment with the Israeli leadership.
A poll conducted for the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Israel's largest Hebrew daily, showed that 61% of Israelis were dissatisfied with Mr Sharon's performance, and just 38% would give him a passing grade for his handling of the 17-month Palestinian uprising.
His credibility score fell to 54%, a staggering drop from his approval rating of 70% in December and 77% last July."
I suppose this shows that unless you're winning, or at least seen to be achieving peace and not just killing for killing's sake, then the people will eventually have their say.
If the poll is correct we should soon see his coalition partners deserting the sinking ship...
And then what?

"Ariel Sharon suffered a humbling finish to the most bruising week of his prime minstership yesterday with opinion polls charting a deepening disenchantment with the Israeli leadership.
A poll conducted for the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Israel's largest Hebrew daily, showed that 61% of Israelis were dissatisfied with Mr Sharon's performance, and just 38% would give him a passing grade for his handling of the 17-month Palestinian uprising.
His credibility score fell to 54%, a staggering drop from his approval rating of 70% in December and 77% last July."
I suppose this shows that unless you're winning, or at least seen to be achieving peace and not just killing for killing's sake, then the people will eventually have their say.
If the poll is correct we should soon see his coalition partners deserting the sinking ship...
And then what?