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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Poll Shows Divide in How Israelis Interpret Dubai Flight Rescue

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Poll Shows Secular Israelis Divided on Divine Providence in Plane Rescue

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A new Arutz Sheva poll indicates that while nearly all Haredi and religious Israelis attribute a recent flight rescue to Divine Providence, about one-third of secular Israelis do as well. The survey of 1,130 respondents revealed distinct preferences in how different religious groups articulate this belief, with secular and traditional Jews favoring wording that emphasizes human actions alongside Divine Providence, while religious and Haredi Jews prefer formulations that place Divine Providence as the primary force.

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  • One-third of secular Israelis attribute a recent flight rescue to Divine Providence, according to an Arutz Sheva poll.
  • Nearly all Haredi and religious respondents attributed the rescue to Divine Providence.
  • A poll of 1,130 Israelis explored differing views on the flight rescue's cause.
  • Secular and traditional Jews preferred wording emphasizing human actions with Divine Providence.
  • Religious and Haredi Jews favored wording placing Divine Providence as the central agent.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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