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Israeli Poll Shows Rising Concerns Over Election Integrity and West Bank Intifada
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First reported by Walla · Aug 4, 2026
What happened
A July poll by the Israeli Democracy Institute shows most Israelis fear election interference and expect a West Bank Palestinian uprising soon. The public favors primary elections for Knesset candidates and prefers a cautious military approach toward Iran.
- 0170% of Israelis fear threats to election integrity, with highest concern among left-wing voters.
- 0272% expect a Palestinian intifada in the West Bank soon, up from 59% in late 2025.
- 03Most Israelis prefer primary elections for selecting Knesset candidates over committees or party leaders.
- 0437% want Israel to avoid initiating military action against Iran, responding only if attacked.
- 0546% of Jewish Israelis think security forces are too lenient on Jewish violence against Palestinians.
- 06Political views differ sharply on election threats, security concerns, and law enforcement approaches.
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