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Majority of citizens believe election integrity is in danger, Israeli Voice Index reveals - poll
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Majority of citizens believe election integrity is in danger, Israeli Voice Index reveals - poll

The July 2026 Israeli Voice Index report indicates that a majority of Israelis believe there is a danger to the integrity of the upcoming elections. Specifically, 72% of Jewish Israelis and 58.5% of Arab Israelis expressed concern about election integrity. Major political blocs showed varying levels of agreement, with the Left having the highest support (90.5%) and the Right the lowest (66%). The poll also found that most Israelis oppose including the Ra'am party in the next government. Public opposition was noted toward several controversial laws passed before the election, with the law to stop the arrest of deserters facing the strongest opposition. Views on security forces' handling of settler violence were divided between Jewish and Arab Israelis, with significant differences in perception. Additionally, the report touched on concerns regarding a potential Palestinian uprising in the West Bank and skepticism about a Syria peace treaty.

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Majority of citizens believe election integrity is in danger, Israeli Voice Index reveals - poll

The July 2026 Israeli Voice Index report indicates that a majority of Israelis believe there is a danger to the integrity of the upcoming elections. Specifically, 72% of Jewish Israelis and 58.5% of Arab Israelis expressed concern about election integrity. Major political blocs showed varying levels of agreement, with the Left having the highest support (90.5%) and the Right the lowest (66%). The poll also found that most Israelis oppose including the Ra'am party in the next government. Public opposition was noted toward several controversial laws passed before the election, with the law to stop the arrest of deserters facing the strongest opposition. Views on security forces' handling of settler violence were divided between Jewish and Arab Israelis, with significant differences in perception. Additionally, the report touched on concerns regarding a potential Palestinian uprising in the West Bank and skepticism about a Syria peace treaty.

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