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Poll Shows 65% of Jewish Israelis Identify With Political Right
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A JPPI survey shows 65% of Jewish Israelis identify with the political right, with strong right-wing identification increasing post-October 7. Security is the top electoral issue for 34% of Israelis, and 79% view upcoming elections as critical. Deep divisions persist on issues like judicial reform, Haredi military service, and coalition possibilities. Israelis express mixed satisfaction with parties and candidates, and views on the war's outcome and future calm vary significantly.
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- 65% of Jewish Israelis identify with the political right, according to a new JPPI survey.
- Security is the leading electoral issue for 34% of Israelis, up from 28% in July.
- 79% of Israelis consider the upcoming elections to be particularly significant.
- Deep political divisions are evident on issues like judicial reform and Haredi military service.
- A majority of Israelis oppose a broad coalition spanning current political blocs.
- 41% of Israelis rate their sense of victory in the ongoing war highly.
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