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Israeli Public Favors Year-Round Daylight Saving Time, Poll Finds
A poll in Israel found that 44% of citizens want to keep daylight saving time year-round, while only 20% prefer the current twice-yearly clock changes. Support for permanent daylight saving time is strongest among secular and younger populations.
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- 0144% of Israelis favor permanently adopting daylight saving time, according to a new poll.
- 02Only 20% of respondents want to keep the current system of changing clocks twice a year.
- 03Support for year-round daylight saving time is highest among secular and younger demographics.
- 04The ultra-Orthodox sector showed the most support for maintaining the current clock-changing system.
- 05The "Tzohar" organization conducted the survey ahead of the shift to winter time.
The survey was conducted by the "Tzohar" organization and revealed differing opinions based on religiosity and age.
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