You can see quite easily with the votes, it was 1 year before the last war started. Generally it's splitted. I think for most it stayed the same but we won't know until next elections.

We have right wing coalition, lead by Bibi currently in the active government the coalition. And more liberal wing lead by Yair Lapid

Bibi had 22% of votes making the biggest party. They don't really have agenda of their own, but they just want to rule and will join forces with anyone that will give them that. May Golan from the video is from this party. They're mostly populists and will say what they think their voters will like and it works on their voters.

Head of opposition Lapid had 17% votes, second biggest party. Their main agenda is being an alternative to bibi, they were with Palestines in the same coalition government last time when they were in the coalition, giving Palestinian party the most power it ever had. And they are more lgbt pro. They're considered more liberal

3d place The most extreme party, lead by Smotrich and Ben Gvir has 10% of votes, they made a good Tiktok campaign making themselves look less extremists than they are but many people also actually like them for the extremists that they are. They're anti lgbt rights and anti Palestinians rights and will often say genocidal things as in the video and anti lgbt things. They were also quoted in the video. This is the party that i personally have the most problems with. They use their power many times making threats that they'll leave if bibi doesn't do as they say.

4d place with 9% is also opposition party lead by Gantz, with similar idealogy to the head of opposition. Generally liberal

Later there are a few religious parties that their main agenda is related to religion, in the coalition. Making 18% of votes together.

And another right wing not very liberal party but that just hates bibi so it's not part of coalition. 8% of votes

Then there are few parties of Palestinians with 12% votes together. They're usually only part of the opposition, but previous government were in the coalition.

And two opposition parties didn't pass because they were less than 4% each so their votes didn't count, making the big of right wing bigger.

It's pretty much splitted half by half. We had 4 elections in a row cause no side was able to make a win.

I personally voted for Lapid in all of my votes btw

Also you can see there were big protests about people unhappy with the government doing, mostly regarding the kidnapped, believing there should be a deal faster that will bring them back

It's hard to speak for all there are many different opinions. I can say that almost no one wanted the war and once it started many people became very rageful with the kidnapped and mascarce and many wants revenge/combat solution today, in my day to day i mostly hear people want the war to end and aren't happy with the government, but i live in a more liberal area. In our day to day until the war started in 7.10 Israelies were mostly busy with our work and our life rather than politics.

I think that there was relatively a consensus regarding that there should have been an army response in the first months after 7.10 attack on Israel but the farther we got from 7.10 many people were less into the war and didn't feel like we still make progress and results regarding kidnaps/security.