A poll conducted by Maariv reveals that a significant majority of Israelis, 62%, oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allowing US President Donald Trump to dictate the nature of Israel's military actions, particularly in relation to IDF operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon. This sentiment is echoed across political lines, with 66% of coalition voters and 62% of opposition voters agreeing on the matter. Only 25% of respondents believe Netanyahu should concede to Trump's demands, while 13% remain unsure. The poll results come amidst a heated exchange between Trump and Netanyahu, where Trump vocally demanded that Israel halt planned airstrikes on Beirut. Additionally, the poll indicates a shift in the political landscape, with the opposition bloc gaining strength, now holding 60 seats compared to Netanyahu's coalition, which has dropped to 50 seats. The survey, conducted on June 3-4 with 500 respondents, reflects a representative sample of the adult population in Israel, with a maximum sampling error of 4.4%.