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Most Israelis Dissatisfied With Election Results, Poll Finds
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A JPPI poll found 62% of Israelis are dissatisfied with the election results, with only one of ten potential government coalitions not rejected by a majority. This viable coalition consists of Likud, Yashar, Beyachad, and Yisrael Beytenu, but faces pre-election pledge obstacles. The survey also highlighted differing satisfaction levels between Jewish and Arab respondents, and identified preferred and rejected parties for coalition formation.
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- 62% of Israelis are dissatisfied with the election results, according to a JPPI poll.
- Only a Likud, Yashar, Beyachad, and Yisrael Beytenu coalition is not rejected by a majority.
- This potential coalition faces significant political obstacles due to pre-election pledges.
- 73% of Jewish respondents and 75% of Arab respondents showed differing satisfaction levels.
- An opposition-bloc government including Arab parties was the most preferred option at 36%.
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