
Netanyahu maintains political support primarily through security messaging and control of Israel's governing coalition, despite ongoing international controversy over the Gaza conflict.
Netanyahu has centered his political messaging on the October 7 attack and military response, framing himself as the necessary leader during existential threat. Israelis scarred by the October 7 attack remain divided on Netanyahu's political future, but security concerns continue to drive substantial support among portions of the electorate. His coalition controls parliament, enabling policy implementation despite domestic criticism.
Netanyahu actively shapes narrative through social media and messaging campaigns, including recent posts addressing genocide allegations. US military aid to Israel continues three years into the Gaza conflict, reinforcing Netanyahu's international alliance positioning. His influence score of 58 out of 100 reflects polarized domestic opinion, with supporters viewing him as essential to national security and critics opposing his handling of the prolonged Gaza operation and judicial reforms.