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Most Israelis Confident in Voting Choices as Right-Wing Support Grows Ahead of Fall Elections

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 8 hours ago

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A JPPI poll shows 82% of Israelis are confident in their voting choices ahead of fall elections, with right-wing support rising among Jewish voters. The political center is the key battleground, and no coalition option holds a majority. Security and judicial reform are top voter concerns, with significant differences between right and left priorities.

0182% of Israelis are certain or fairly certain about their voting decisions ahead of fall elections.
02Right-wing identification among Jewish Israelis rose to 66%, while left-wing support declined to 19%.
03No coalition option has majority support; the most popular is the Change Bloc including Arab parties (27%).
04Security is the top voting issue (28%), followed by governance and judicial system concerns (18%).
05Right-wing voters prioritize security and judicial reform; center-left voters emphasize liberal values.
0642% of Likud voters prefer a right-wing coalition with a centrist party addition rather than the current bloc alone.

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