The Myers-JDC-Brookdale Institute sampled 2,558 adults between June and December 2024, investigating satisfaction with HMO's and the Israeli healthcare system as a whole.
The poll reflected a shift toward deepening skepticism, with 44% left-wing voters, saying a peace deal was unlikely.
The tech giant from Cupertino is breaking records and earning the title of Fortune's most admired company for 2025
When asked who should govern Gaza after the war, most Jewish respondents preferred a multinational force, rather than Israeli control.
The survey by the Lazar Research Institute highlights deep fractures in Israeli society, with rising ideological, national, and religious tensions threatening national unity.
"Antisemitism has become our nation’s great shame, and time is running out," a CAA spokesperson said in a statement.
The research found that demographics with higher trust in science included women, older people, people with a large income, educated people, and those with left-wing or liberal political views.
The world’s oldest hatred is not disappearing but instead is growing. This revelation is not just unsettling; it is a call to action for societies worldwide to confront and combat these prejudices.
A key finding of the survey was how different sectors of the Israeli public value the haredi contribution to the war effort.
There is a general mood that the future is brighter than the immediate past, bringing unique opportunities to chart a positive momentum.
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