With Iran's government still standing, Israelis question Netanyahu's leadership

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sold a vision to Israelis as the country entered the war with Iran and invaded Lebanon.

Iran's government would fall.

Hezbollah would never again be able to pose a threat to residents of Israel's north.

Israel and the U.S. would work together to change the world order and come out successful.

Things haven't gone according to plan, and that could mean trouble for Israel’s longest-serving prime minister in elections scheduled for later this year.

Many Israelis are dissatisfied with the Netanyahu government’s wartime leadership, according to a recent poll.

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