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Ongoing Story· Day 32

Poll: Oct. 7 Attack Dominates Israeli Voters' Election Concerns

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Poll: Most Jewish Israelis Favor Oct. 7 Inquiry, Ultra-Orthodox Draft

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A poll by the Israel Democracy Institute shows 71% of Jewish Israelis want a commission of inquiry into the October 7th attacks and 72% support drafting ultra-Orthodox men into the army. The survey, conducted October 5-8, also found differing views on reports about Prime Minister Netanyahu being warned of an attack and varied perceptions of international relations. A majority of Israelis believe the timing of the reports is politically motivated ahead of the October 27th election.

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  • 71% of Jewish Israelis want a state commission of inquiry into the October 7th Hamas invasion.
  • 72% of Jewish Israelis support legislation to draft ultra-Orthodox men into the army.
  • Nearly half of Israelis find reports of Netanyahu being warned of an attack not credible.
  • 63% of Israelis believe election timing of attack reports is an attempt to influence results.
  • Perceptions of international relations show high levels of hostility towards the UK, France, and Qatar.
  • A majority of Israelis favor a strong response to sanctions on West Bank settlements.

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